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  1. The Cornish Riviera Express arrives at Penzance

    The Cornish Riviera Express arrives at Penzance

    D838 'Rapid ' arrives at Penzance with the 'Riviera' probably about 5pm.No date recorded but probably in the early 1960s.Used to wait for this train to arrive then get a bag of chips from Adelaide fish and chip shop and home for proper tea. Happy days.
  2. Cornish Engines Preservation Fund 1935 - Page 2

    Cornish Engines Preservation Fund 1935 - Page 2

    Cornish Engines Preservation Fund 1935 - Page 2
  3. Cornish Engines Preservation Fund 1935 - Page 1

    Cornish Engines Preservation Fund 1935 - Page 1

    Cornish Engines Preservation Fund 1935 - Page 1 - people were starting to think about saving some of the Cornish Heritage at least
  4. Old Cornish Poem

    Old Cornish Poem

    Old Cornish Poem
  5. Cornish Times and Telegraph March 27th 1935 Upper Part

    Cornish Times and Telegraph March 27th 1935 Upper Part

    Cornish Times and Telegraph March 27th 1935 Upper Part - My grandfather went to this Old Cornwall Society meeting and then cut out the write-up in the paper - loads of interesting info
  6. Cornish Times and Telegraph March 27th 1935 Lower Part

    Cornish Times and Telegraph March 27th 1935 Lower Part

    Cornish Times and Telegraph March 27th 1935 Lower Part - My grandfather went to this Old Cornwall Society meeting and then cut out the write-up in the paper - loads of interesting info
  7. Cornish Cross

    Cornish Cross

    Cornish Cross - any idea where?
  8. How Very Cheap

    How Very Cheap

    How Very Cheap - Ludlow Ship Brokers transported miners to America and South America - Edmund James Ludlow (Teddy) who ran the other agency in Limerick even booked people onto the Titanic (I have documentary evidence) - as yet I've found no evidence of the shop in Penzance doing the same - but...
  9. Cornish Range, Taroveor terrace

    Cornish Range, Taroveor terrace

    A Cornish Range; before the advent of the Aga or Rayburn. Cast Iron, with wonderful ornate gratings and brass fittings. The fire was on the left, with a projecting ash and cinder catch tray; the flue was taken around the oven. on the right. There were rings on the top that could be opened to get...
  10. The Cornish Bank

    The Cornish Bank

    The Cornish bank now Co-op, Queens Square. (The building on the right would be the Honey Pot today.) See comments below.
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