Army in Penzance
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Army in Penzance

Army in Penzance - looks @ 1st World War. I think it's Penzance (it's in a Penzance envelope) - can someone confirm location. It's a Gibson and Sons photo.
Alexandra Terrace, marching by the site of the present Boating Pool; definitely around 1914, my grandfather s uniform was just like those fine lads are wearing. Remarkable.
 
I ll need to acquire copyright permission from Gibsons as they are still trading... I ll send you a pm Ludlow
 
I have already spoken with Ludlow and explained that there may be some that will need copyright clearance.
 
Any that are inappropriate or you feel might breach copyright please remove.
 
I notice this shows a unit in Slow March (in motion but with arms at side), normally only used to funerals and other solemn ceremonials.
 
Well, the leading officer is wearing a black arm band; there appears to be something at the gateway that was there. I see a photographer with a cape over his head recording the scene on plate. The procession appears to be coming from Lariggan House? Or maybe not? I seem to remember that there was a picture of a horse drawn hearse outside Alexandra Terrace on here?
 
I hadn t noticed the arm-band Treeve, that is consistent with the slow-march. I also recall a hearse with military escort posted a while ago and wondered if this might be linked.
 
Could be [http://picturepenzance.co.uk/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=3040]this pic?[/url]
 

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