Joyce Collection (page 4)

Old harbour, Padstow, Cornwall. 1974
The old harbour at Padstow, taken from the top of the south harbour wall, looking north. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Obby Oss Day at Padstow, Cornwall. 1978
Crowds of people, some dancing, in Lanadwell Street on Obby Oss Day. The Obby Oss is an integral part of the May Day celebrations in Padstow

The Obby Oss, The Strand, Padstow, Cornwall. 1966
The May Day Obby Oss festival with the parade moving through the town. The Obby Oss is an integral part of the May Day celebrations in Padstow

The Obby Oss, Padstow, Cornwall. 1966
The May Day Obby Oss festival with the parade moving through the town. The Obby Oss is an integral part of the May Day celebrations in Padstow

Market Street, Penryn, Cornwall. 1973
A view from Market Street to the Kings Arms in Broad Street, Penryn. The Carpet Centre, J. Hewitt Newsagent and Gem Cafe can be seen in the foreground. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Old Mill House, The Square, Penryn, Cornwall. 1974
A view of the house formerly lived in by the miller. A cobbled path leads up to the Grade II listed late 18th / early 19th century house

The Square, Penryn, Cornwall. 1974
A view of The Square showing an empty road with cars parked in front of the houses. Two people are walking by. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Tretawn, St Kew, Cornwall, 1957
General view of most of the Grade II listed late 16th century house. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Trewane, St Kew, Cornwall. 1957
General view of the Grade II listed manor house built for the Nicholls family in the early 17th century. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Pengenna, St Kew, Cornwall. 1959
General view of the front of the Grade II listed late 16th / early 17th century house and part of the garden. Photographer: Charles Woolf

River Lynher, near Clapper Bridge, Quethiock, Cornwall. Possibly summer 1964
A view of the River Lynher near Clapper Bridge with a small waterfall. The river is about 21 miles long, rises on Bodmin Moor and flows into the Tamar Estuary near Plymouth

General view of Trewithen House showing entrance and side block, Probus, Cornwall. 1967
The estate was purchased and developed by Philip Hawkins in 1715 and has remained in the ownership of the family since then. The house is now Grade I listed. Photographer: Charles Woolf

View from church tower, Probus, Cornwall. 1953
View over the village to the north west from the top of the church tower. The China Clay hills can be seen in the far distance. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Mace grocery store in The Square, St Keverne, Cornwall. 1967
A shop in The Square with St Keverne Church on the right. A small van with registration plate 548 JCV is parked outside. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Porthoustock, St Keverne, Cornwall. 1978
A view of the remains of the quarry jetty at Porthoustock from the beach. There are several people at the waters edge and some small boats pulled up, including FH156 and FH124

Joyce Phipps marries Reginald Grenfell
Joyce Irene Grenfell, OBE (n饠 Phipps; 10 February 1910 30 November 1979), British comedienne, actress and, in her time, one of the countrys best loved entertainers

The coast path, Lundy Bay, St Minver, Cornwall. 1972 (could possibly be 1989)
The coast path at Lundy Bay, by the National Trust sign, with a couple walking a dog and sheep in the adjoining field. The National Trust sign states

Harlyn House, Harlyn Bay, St Merryn, Cornwall. 1965
Side view of the main facade of the 17th century Grade II listed building. Photographer: Charles Woolf

North Street, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. 1966
North Street, on a sunny day. A view looking down towards the junction with Monmouth Lane. The junction with Church lane is on the right just before the parked cars

The National School, St Mellion, Cornwall. 1977
A view of the National School in St Mellion, built in 1881. The school later became known as St Mellion Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Penwarne, Mawnan, Cornwall. 1979
View, from the front, of the late 18th century Country House at Penwarne through the trees, probably in early spring. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Penwarne, Mawnan, Cornwall. 1978
View of the late 18th century Country House at Penwarne through the trees. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Capstan house used as a garage, Polyphant, Lewannick, Cornwall. 1978
View of the slate roofed farm building, situated near to Polyphant Village Green, with a car bearing the registration number HDR 963F, possibly a Triumph Herald. Wider view of driveway and house

Summer House at Tregothnan, St Michael Penkivel, Cornwall. 1976
A view of the Summer house in the garden of Tregothnan House on an open day. Two visitors are sitting on a bench outside. Tregothnan has been home to the Boscawen family since 1334

A view of Churchtown, Little Petherick, Cornwall. 1968
A countryside view of Churchtown in the distance, from the St Issey side, with the church visible between the trees. Photographer: Charles Woolf

View of Malpas looking up river towards Truro from Tregothnan landing, St Michael Penkivel, Cornwall. 1975
A number of small boats are moored in the river. Photographer: Charles Woolf /Joyce Greenham

St Crewennas Church, Crowan, Cornwall. 1957
Exterior view of Crowan Parish Church from the south. Built in the 15th century, the church underwent substantial restoration by J.P. St Aubyn in 1872. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Lanlivery Board School, Cornwall. 1979
Built in 1877, this is a good example of a small rural Board School Built under the Elementary Education Act 1870 known as Forsters Education Act

20 Church Street, Launceston, Cornwall. 1975
fruit and vegetable shop at 20 Church Street

St Stephens Hill, Newport, Launceston, Cornwall. 1973
A view looking down St Stephens Hill, towards Newport Market House with Launceston Castle and church in the background. The Market House, or Market Hall

View from Cudden Point, St Hilary, to Perranuthnoe, Cornwall. 1977
View north west along coast towards Perranuthnoe Churchtown. Photographer: Charles Woolf

House at Trenarren, St Austell, Cornwall. 1966
House at the top of the lane from Hallane. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Group in the Hut in the Summer: Joyce at the Sewing Machine, 1908, (1909). Royal Naval seaman Ernest Joyce was in charge of dogs and sledges during the expedition

The Midwinters Day Feast, June 1908, (1909). The midwinter feast at the Nimrod Hut, Cape Royds. Ernest Shackleton is at the head of the table

Lobster pots on Fish Quay, Padstow Harbour, Cornwall. 1968
A view of Padstow Harbour with lobster pots and cranes working. The crane on the right hand side belongs to Ashmead Padstow Ltd. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Old harbour, Padstow, Cornwall. 1971
The old harbour at Padstow, looking north. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Fish Quay, Padstow Harbour, Cornwall. 1968
A view of Padstow Harbour by Fish Quay. A sign on the boat drawn up offers Coastal Cruises. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Barton Row, St Kew, Cornwall. 1971
General view of the rear of the row of cottages, taken from across a meadow. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Stowe Barton, Kilkhampton, Cornwall. 1962
A view from Stowe Barton looking towards Steeple Point. Photographer: Charles Woolf

St Clether Chapel and Holy Well in their setting. Cornwall. 1959
A general view of St Clether Chapel and the Holy Well in their setting. Photographer: Charles Woolf

The Guildhouse, Poundstock, Cornwall. 1960
A view showing the Guildhouse at Poundstock, adjoining the churchyard. It was also known as the Church House, Alms House and Poor House

General view of Trewithen House, Probus, Cornwall. 1967
The estate was purchased and developed by Philip Hawkins in 1715 and has remained in the ownership of the family since then. The house is now Grade I listed. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Cottages, Port Quin, St Endellion, Cornwall. 1969
View of cottages to the north side of the beach with the harbour wall to the front. Port Quin was once a busy fishing port

Fish cellars, Port Quin, St Endellion, Cornwall. 1969
View of the remains of the pilchard cellars looking towards the south side of Port Quin. The line of brick niches were used for pressing poles. Houses are visible on the hillside behind

RMS Titanic table on which composer Archibald Joyce wrote
RMS TITANIC, an important piece of musical and Titanic history, a late 19th/early 20th century oak barley twist gate leg table where composer and English Waltz King Archibald Joyce (1873-1963)

All that glitters is not gold, by Joyce Mercer
All that glitters is not gold, Christmas illustration by Joyce Mercer

RMS Titanic, table of English composer Archibald Joyce
An important piece of musical and Titanic history, a late 19th/early 20th century oak barley twist gateleg table on which the composer and ?English Waltz King? Archibald Joyce (1873)

Poster, Collins Music Hall, Islington Green, London
Poster for Collins Music Hall, Islington Green, London - Continental Strip Queens, Glamour Stars, week commencing 18 November 1957. Date: 1957

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"Joyce: A Journey Through Art, Literature, and Life" Step into the world of Joyce, where creativity knows no bounds. From the pages of Ulysses to the iconic television series The Honeymooners, this name has left an indelible mark on our cultural landscape. James Joyce, the brilliant Irish writer behind Ulysses, takes us on a literary odyssey like no other. With his intricate storytelling and profound insights into human nature, he captivates readers with every word. As we delve into his masterpiece, we are reminded that life's journey is filled with twists and turns just like those experienced by Leopold Bloom. But Joyce's influence extends beyond literature. In a publicity photograph for The Honeymooners from 1955, we see Jackie Gleason alongside cast members Audrey Meadows, Art Carney, and Joyce Randolph. Their comedic genius brings joy to millions as they navigate the ups and downs of married life. Venturing further back in time to 1829 brings us face-to-face with JMW Turner's masterpiece "Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus. " This painting captures the essence of resilience as Ulysses bravely faces off against a formidable foe. It serves as a visual representation of Joyce's exploration of human strength amidst adversity. The beauty found in Cornwall is another source of inspiration connected to this name. William Arthur Chesterfield's photograph transports us to Victoria Pier in Mevagissey during 1982—a serene coastal scene that evokes feelings of tranquility and wonderment. Stanbury House in Morwenstow offers yet another glimpse into the world surrounding Joyce. Its historic charm invites us to imagine him strolling through its corridors or finding solace within its walls while crafting his literary masterpieces. Intriguing connections emerge when examining photographs such as "JOYCE POUND QUINN & FORD.