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Beryl pictured with a colleague at her retirement party

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Beryl standing beside a colleague and by a floral arrangement at her retirement party at the telephone exchange.

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Beryl with colleagues at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange

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Beryl being presented with a framed certificate (?) on her retirement from Penzance Telephone Exchange

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Beryl being presented with a bouquet of flowers at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange.

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Beryl pictured at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange, with male colleagues standing in the background

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Beryl with a colleague at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange.

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Beryl at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange, standing next to a small table with several cards on it.

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Beryl at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange, holding what appears to be a framed certificate.

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Beryl being presented with what appears to be a framed certification on the occasion of her retirement. Several cards and gifts are on the desk.

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Beryl speaking at her retirement party at the Penzance Telephone Exchange.

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Beryl at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange, holding what appears to be a framed certificate. Other cards and gifts are on the desk beside her.

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Beryl with a female colleague at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange.

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Beryl with a colleague

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Beryl (on the right) with four work colleagues at the telephone exchange

WRECKS 32PG 128.tif
Aground, all crew saved, note the two halves

WRECKS 32PG 129.tif
Ran aground, broken in two - all crew saved

WRECKS 32PG 131.tif
Ran aground, note the two halves, one driven ashore. All crew saved.

WRECKS 32PG 130.tif
Aground and broken in two, one half driven ashore. All crew saved.

WRECK 4.031.tif
The American steamer Bessemer City wrecked at Clodgy in 1936, was launched in 1921 by the Chickasaw Shipbuilding Company of Alabama for the US Steel Production Company.

She was steel screw steamer of 3,450 tons net, 5,686 tons gross, powered by…
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