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Portrait Two small girls wearing fluffy bonnets
Portrait Two small girls wearing fluffy bonnets
Portrait Young man Head and Shoulders
Portrait Young man Head and Shoulders
Portrait Young man with Beard
Portrait Young man with Beard
Portrait Young Woman
Portrait of Young Woman
Portrait, head and shoulders of young woman
Portrait, head and shoulders of young woman
Preparation for Parade at unknown location.
Preparation for Parade at unknown location.
Print of St Mary's Hugh Town and Pool ,Scilly
Print of St Mary's Hugh Town and Pool ,Scilly
Punt on Crane on Quayside, Crowd watching
Punt on Crane on Quayside, Crowd watching
Railway Viaduct
Railway Viaduct possibly Angarrack on Main Line
Rowing event Possibly Falmouth area
Rowing event possibly Falmouth area
S.S "Isle of Sark"
The Southern Railway's new oil burning steamer for the Channel Islands 2.211 tons.
The lifeboats were built by F Peters of St-Mawes under Ministry of War Contact.
S.S "Isle of Sark"
The Southern Railway's new oil burning steamer for the Channel Islands 2.211 tons.
The lifeboats were built by F Peters of St-Mawes under Ministry of War Contact.
The Southern Railway's new oil burning steamer for the Channel Islands 2.211 tons.
The lifeboats were built by F Peters of St-Mawes under Ministry of War Contact.
Sailing on the Percuil River near Falmouth
Sailing on the Percuil River near Falmouth
Sailing possibly St Mawes with Place Manor in the background.
Sailing possibly St Mawes with Place Manor in the background.
Sailing ship at Penzance harbour
On the 18th of June1909 Alfred Vingoe was returning to Penzance in his pilot boat when he noticed that a large sailing ship was low in the water and flying distress flags. He and his two crew members sailed over to the craft which was the “Leon Burau” to find that the ship had been holed on a rock off the Scilly Isles and was fast taking in water. Climbing aboard Alfred told the captain to put on full sail, and when this was done Alfred piloted the ship into Penzance where he beached her just outside the harbour. The next day was a Sunday and people were amazed to see this fully rigged sailing ship ashore just outside the harbour entrance. Alfred arranged for most of the cargo to be discharged into small ships and then at high tide the ship was towed into the harbour to be repaired.
Sailing ship at Penzance harbour
On the 18th of June1909 Alfred Vingoe was returning to Penzance in his pilot boat when he noticed that a large sailing ship was low in the water and flying distress flags. He and his two crew members sailed over to…
On the 18th of June1909 Alfred Vingoe was returning to Penzance in his pilot boat when he noticed that a large sailing ship was low in the water and flying distress flags. He and his two crew members sailed over to…
Schoolboy sitting in velvet tassel armchair, holding a book
Schoolboy sitting in velvet tassel armchair, holding a book
Schoolboy standing by a wooden chair near studio window
Portrait of a schoolboy standing by a wooden chair near studio window.
Schoolgirl in Black Dress standing by Lion Head Balustrade
Schoolgirl in Black Dress standing by Lion Head Balustrade
Sitting Room scene
Sitting Room scene with two men
Small boy sitting on floor playing with wooden bricks
Small boy sitting on floor playing with wooden bricks
Small CDV. Woman in light coloured dress.
Small CDV. Woman in light coloured dress.