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17 Framed Prints
The Pillars and Raleigh House, Mitchell, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. Around 1925The Pillars (or Pillars Hotel), on the left, is a Grade II listed farmhouse built in 1683. The house is dated on the timber panel over the door
Trerice Manor House, Kestle Mill, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. Around 1919Figures in the garden by carved stonework. Noted as J.H.Trounson with his mother (?) and dog
James Berryman, Newlyn East, Cornwall. Around 1910James Berryman, a practical mat and kneeling pad maker from the Hardman Street School for the Blind in Liverpool, posed with his wares. Photographer: Unknown
Trerice Manor House, Kestle Mill, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. Early 1900sKestle Mill Wesleyan Sunday School outing to Trerice. Trerice is a small Elizabethan manor house, originally built by the Arundell family and subsequently owned by the Aclands
Trerice Manor House, Kestle Mill, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. Early 1900sInterior of the house. Main hall showing the overmantle dated 1572. Trerice is a small Elizabethan manor house, originally built by the Arundell family and subsequently owned by the Aclands
Two ladies and a little girl of the Tamblyn family of Ivy HouseA Tamblyn family group of two ladies and a little girl. Miss Mary Tamblyn was a draper and tea dealer at the post office during the period around 1906. Photographer: Samuel John Govier
Mr and Mrs Charles Webber, Newlyn East, Cornwall. August 1907Formal portrait. Noted presumably Charles Webber of Shepherds House. Photographer: Samuel John Govier
Station Road, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. Early 1900sA view of Station Road taken outside the small Cycle Agents shop run by H. Hawkey, on a sunny, summer day. The local Postman is standing next to a small child with possibly H
Cargoll Farm barn, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. Probably early 1900sExterior view of the Grade I listed, late 14th century buttressed barn at Cargoll Farm. Marked on the O/S 1907 second edition six inch map as the former site of a Palace, Manor House and Prison
Preaching Pit, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. Around 1930Crowd at the Preaching Pit, with tea laid out. Women and children can be seen in summer dress. The preaching pit. originally an old stone quarry on the edge of the village, was opened in 1852
Newlyn East brass band, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. 1912A group photograph of Newlyn East brass band. Photographer: Unknown
View through the village, Mitchell, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. 1967A view through the village looking west with Raleigh House and the Pillars Hotel on the left. The Pillars, on the left, is a Grade II listed farmhouse built in 1683
The Pillars Hotel and Raleigh House, Mitchell, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. 1957The Pillars Hotel and Raleigh House from across the road. The Pillars, on the left, is a Grade II listed farmhouse built in 1683. The house is dated on the timber panel over the door
Trerice Manor House, Kestle Mill, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. 1967Front view of the house. Figures including photographer and children with a pony and dog
Trerice Manor House, Kestle Mill, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. 1958Front view of the house. Trerice is a small Elizabethan manor house, originally built by the Arundell family and subsequently owned by the Aclands. It is now a National Trust property
Trerice Manor House, Kestle Mill, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. Early 1900sView of the front of the house from the entrance gate, labelled an ancient house near Newquay
View through the village, Mitchell, St Newlyn East, Cornwall. 1957A view through the village looking west with Raleigh House and the Pillars Hotel on the left. The Pillars, on the left, is a Grade II listed farmhouse built in 1683
