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Mevagissey, Cornwall
A scene on the quay on the north side of the inner harbour with
fishermen taking it easy. The man in the bowler hat may be Silas Hunkin. The house with projecting storeys on the steep slope is known locally as "The Oss" as it was reputedly built from the salvaged timbers of a shipwrecked vessel named THE HORSE. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 76299.
fishermen taking it easy. The man in the bowler hat may be Silas Hunkin. The house with projecting storeys on the steep slope is known locally as "The Oss" as it was reputedly built from the salvaged timbers of a shipwrecked vessel named THE HORSE. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 76299.
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Object Details
| ID: | G3374 |
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| Type: | Glass photonegative |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Creator: | Francis Frith & Co |
| Places: | Mevagissey |
| Date made: | ca.1924 |
| Measurements: | 164 mm x 214 mm |
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