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Penberth, David Chapple working on boats

Image of cottage, river and granite bridge

Photograph of Penberth Cove showing Inkwell pots fishing gear

"Penberth
Tater Du
diving for wreck"

Penalverne House, Penzance.
Last Occupant, Mrs Florence Hankey

Flower picking

Posed seated portraits of Peggy Jay. Not numbered but in this position in the pack. No negs

Frame 5 Left to Right
Anthony Thornton, Michael Lewis, Peter Shipley
(written on the back by Serena Wadham)

Assisted by Stocks & Sons low loader. Tony and Andrew Stocks await the arrival of the treasurer Martin Blackwell, right.

Pearks Grocery Stores (next to the Post Office) at the Opening in 1930 with six male staff.

Peace Day was a commemoration held on 19 July 1919 throughout the United Kingdom and the British Empire, to mark the signing of the Treaty of Versailles that finally ended the First World War.

The Lowestoft trawling ketch, Peace and Plenty, wrecked on Doom Bar due to the combination of wind and tidal levels in April 11th 1900.

She dragged her anchors from Stepper on the northern shore of Padstow Bay during a hard WNW gale. In a never to…

Painter Family Children 1897, the three boys shown are from an earlier age than that on photo ZWM 096.
Note how the youngest are dressed.

Ash Wednesday Storm. More than 100 families left their homes as fishing boats were flung into the streets and blocks of granite, weighing up to four tons were dislodged from the sea walls