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A close-up starboard quarter view of the cargo steamer Renwick (1890) stranded on Castle Beach in Falmouth Bay. (Glass plate negative)
A starboard quarter view of the cargo steamer Renwick (1890) stranded on Castle Beach, Falmouth Bay. (Glass plate negative)
A close-up starboard stern view of the cargo steamer Renwick (1890) stranded on Castle Beach in Falmouth Bay. (Glass plate negative)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Bottle
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Tweezers
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Compass Part
P37661; Looking north from Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth, across the inner harbour to Flushing and Trefusis. The cemetery between King Charles The Martyr Church and Wodehouse Terrace is in the foreground. There are tugs and recreation vessels in the inner harbour.
Falmouth Inner Harbour, Flushing and Trefusis, Cornwall (Negative)
PCT1747; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the ore carrier Sheaf Wear (1959) laid up in the River Fal with the ore carrier Edenmore (1958), seen from off her starboard quarter, alongside. The Sheaf Wear (1959) entered lay up 24 Jan. 1962 and the Edenmore (1958) arrived 3 Dec. 1961. A colour transparency
The ore carrier Sheaf Wear (1959) laid up in the River Fal, Cornwall. (Colour transparency)
PCT1744; Looking east from high ground in the town of Falmouth showing the harbour and docks with St Mawes in the distance. There are six or seven tankers at the various berths. Two Royal Air Force torpedo recovery launches of the 1300 series are in the harbour. A colour transparency.
Falmouth Docks, Cornwall. (Colour transparency)
P37274; A port bow view, taken from high above deck level fine off the bow, of the tanker British Genius (1939) in No. 1 graving dock at Falmouth. She has windsails rigged to ventilate the tanks. Two other tankers are alongside the northern breakwater and a Royal Navy frigate is in No. 2 graving dock. Mr Grierson is looking north-north-west across the harbour from Pendennis Rise. Very slightly unsharp.
The tanker British Genius (1939) at Falmouth, Cornwall. (Negative)
P37273; A starboard bow view, taken from high above deck level fine off the bow, of the tanker British Genius (1939) in No. 1 graving dock at Falmouth. She has windsails rigged to ventilate the tanks. Mr Grierson is looking north across the harbour entrance from Pendennis Rise with Carrick Roads on the right.
The tanker British Genius (1939) at Falmouth, Cornwall. (Negative)
P37653; A starboard bow view, taken from above deck level fine off the bow, of the tanker Oranus (1950) undergoing maintenance in No. 1 Graving Dock, Falmouth. Her anchors are run out and smoke is emanating from her funnel. She has windsails rigged to ventilate her tanks.
The tanker Oranus (1950) in No. 1 Graving Dock, Falmouth, Cornwall (Negative)
P37649; Looking north-east-by-east from Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth, across Falmouth Docks and Carrick Roads to St Mawes. Trefusis Point is on the left. There are tankers, cargo ships and the Royal Navy frigates Launceston Castle (1953) and Kenilworth Castle (1943) in the docks as well as a floating dock. Very slightly unsharp.
Falmouth Docks, Cornwall (Negative)
P37652; Looking east from Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth, across Falmouth Docks and Carrick Roads to St Mawes. Pendennis Head is on the right. There is a floating dock, tankers, a cargo ship and the Royal Navy frigates Launceston Castle (1953) and Kenilworth Castle (1943) visible in the dock area. The premises of Harvey & Co Ltd, Timber Importers, are in the middle ground on the right. Very slightly unsharp.
Falmouth Docks, Cornwall (Negative)
P37651; Looking north-east-by-east from Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth, across Falmouth Docks and Carrick Roads to St Mawes. Trefusis Point is on the left. There are tankers, a cargo ship and a floating dock in the docks, as well as other vessels in the harbour to the left. Very slightly unsharp.
Falmouth Docks, Cornwall (Negative)
P37660; Looking north-by-east from Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth, across the inner harbour to Flushing and Trefusis. The castellated clock tower in the right foreground belongs to King Charles The Martyr Parish Church. There are tugs and motor coasters in the inner harbour.
Falmouth Inner Harbour, Flushing and Trefusis, Cornwall (Negative)
P37656; Looking east-south-east from Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth, just above the houses near the harbour, to Falmouth Inner Harbour and Docks, showing the dry docks and the surrounding working area. On the left in the centre of the inner harbour are two Royal Air Force 63 ft Mark I general service pinnaces, numbers 1372 (ca.1955) and 1379 (ca.1958). The premises of Harvey & Co Ltd are on the shore of the inner harbour and Pendennis Head is in the right background.
Falmouth Docks, Cornwall (Negative)
P37650; Looking east-by-south from Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth, across Falmouth Docks and Carrick Roads to St Mawes. Pendennis Head is on the right. There is a floating dock and two tankers visible in the dock area. The premises of Harvey & Co Ltd, Timber Importers, are in the middle ground on the right. Very slightly unsharp.
Falmouth Docks, Cornwall (Negative)
P37657; Looking east-south-east from Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth, just above the houses near the harbour, to Falmouth Inner Harbour and Docks, showing the dry docks and the surrounding working area. The premises of Harvey & Co Ltd are on the shore of the inner harbour and Pendennis Head is in the background.
Falmouth Docks and Pendennis Head, Cornwall (Negative)
P37647; Looking north from Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth, across Falmouth Harbour to Flushing and Trefusis. The castellated clock tower in the foreground belongs to King Charles The Martyr Parish Church. There are tugs and an Empire F cargo vessel in the harbour. Very slightly unsharp.
Falmouth Harbour, Cornwall (Negative)