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Evangeline Booth on platform Army Band behind
Info re visit on SERV 24HG 001
Evangeline Booth Mayor of Penzance
Infor on SERV 24HG 001
Evangeline Booth Mayor and notables
Infor on SERV 24HG 001
Evangeline Booth Mayor and notables
Evangeline Booth daughter of General Booth founder of Salvation Army
Evangeline Booth being greeted by Mayor Thomas
Info on SERV 24HG 001
Evangeline Booth being greeted by Mayor Thomas
Info on SERV 24HG 001
Evangeline Booth with Salvation Army Band
Infor re visit on SERV 24HG 001
Evangeline Booth speaking to crowds
Info re visit see SERV 24HG 001
Eva's Shop , Market Jew Street .
Eva's Shop Market Jew Street , fancy goods games and toys. Toys in window, two ladies in doorway .
Eureka, Brixham Trawler, ashore Lariggan, Penzance
The Eureka was a Brigham fishing vessel that wrecked on the rocks of Larrigan Beach in May 6th 1934.
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
Eureka, Brixham Trawler, ashore Lariggan, Penzance
Registration BM374. Broke loose from her anchor in Newlyn harbour and drifted towards Penzance coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens-- the crew stayed asleep during the whole episode
Eureka, Brixham trawler ashore Lariggan, Penzance
The Eureka was a Brigham fishing vessel that wrecked on the rocks of Larrigan Beach in May 6th 1934.
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
Eureka, Brixham Trawler , ashore Lariggan ,Penzance
The Eureka was a Brigham fishing vessel that wrecked on the rocks of Larrigan Beach in May 6th 1934.
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
Eureka Brixham Trawler, Wrecked off Larrigan Rocks, 1934
The Eureka was a Brigham fishing vessel that wrecked on the rocks of Larrigan Beach in May 6th 1934.
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
Eureka Brixham trawler ashore by Bolitho gardens, Penzance
1938
The Eureka was a Brigham fishing vessel that wrecked on the rocks of Larrigan Beach in May 6th 1934.
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
Eureka ashore at Larrigan Beach Newlyn, 1934
The Eureka was a Brigham fishing vessel that wrecked on the rocks of Larrigan Beach in May 6th 1934.
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…
Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie with Headmistress of St Clare School
Emperor Haile Selassie brought his granddaughter Princess Aida Desta (10 yrs) to the school at St Clare on 23rd April 1937. He was living in exile in Bath
Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie grand daughter Princess Aida Desta
Emperor visiting daughter and grand daughter at St Clare School gardensEmperor Haile Selassie brought his granddaughter Princess Aida Desta (10 yrs) to the school at St Clare on 23rd April 1937. He was living in exile in Bath