Not Personality Gallery

Personality is an important part of who we are, but it is not the only factor that shapes our lives

A view of the Brixham quays before the new fish market was built. This picture was taken in 1967 and shows the old Upham shipyard on the opposite shore

The Dart paddle steamer Compton Castle. 1980s

Picturesque Scene in Prince Street, Hull

Brixham fishing boats in the outer harbour in December 1985

Beacon Cove, Torquay. August 1980

Bristol Old Market about 1908 - showing trams and the Empire Theatre

A lorry from the Hercules Bakery seen here outside Priday Metford mill, Gloucester docks. Circa 1920

The horse wash at at Victoria Pier, Hull 15th June 1948

Torquay Regatta Fair along Victoria Parade in the early 1950s

Auctioneer Arthur THomas conducting business at Brixham fishmarket in the 1980s

Hotwell Road, Bristol, around the turn of the century 1900

Volunteers from the Friends of Bristol Horses Society ( now HorseWorld) collecting for the charity on a flag day in the 1950

A photograph taken in February 1959 of the Kingskerswell Arch on the Newton Road. The arch was demolished in 1964. road

Royal Navy fleet anchored in Torbay and floodlit in July 1969

The bottom end of Market Street, Torquay in the early 1960s showing the Manor Inn and C & F Watt shops

Chew Magna Reservoir dries to a trickle during the 1976 drought

Maggs and Co department Store on Queen Road, Bristol Circa 1950

A picturesque, but long gone, corner of old Bristol, this photo shows Steep Street in the 1850s

Two boys fish in the Barmston Drain - Hulls killer drain, which over the years has claimed many victims

Storm clouds gather - Dark clouds, pierced by the rays of a setting sun, help to make this dramatic picture of Hulls dockland, brought to a halt by the strike. Various

Mrs Olive Pearson operating a machine in the "enrobement"
Mrs Olive Pearson operating a machine in the " enrobement" department at Hull sweet-makers, Needlers Ltd. Her job is to make sure the centres are properly coated with chocolate before going on to be " dressed" in foil

Mr John Prescott, MP for East Hull, in his diving suit at Burstwick

The Regal welcomes Miss Beryl Ray renown film star to Hull

Prince Street, Hull

The Derby Co-Op store, East Stret, Derby seen here preparing for Christmas in the 1970s

The Rotunda in use as a war hospital. Oldway Mansion Paignton. Circa 1916

Coaches and cars mingle in the Lymington Road coach station, Torquay, in August 1951

The old Torquay coach station shelter being dismantled in May 1971

Its March 1970 and work has begun extending the harbour at Brixham to provide improved fish landing facilities. Oxen Cove has yet to be reclaimed

The widening of the main Torquay to Paignton road at Gas Works Hill nearing completion. It has entailed the construction of a huge retaining wall over 4 ft in thickness at a total cost of £ 11

Torquay Pavilion front view, in 1971. Showing bus, bus stop and pavilion with theatre posters

Torquay Road at Hollacombe in 1868 showing the first gasworks buildings. Notice the narrow road and the ford at the bottom of the hill

The Odeon cinema in Abbey Road, Torquay in January 1988 with Dirty Dancing and Fatal Attraction were topping the bill

Behind the counter at Paigntons new post office in Torquay Road in November 1973

Abbey Place, Torquay in the 1960s showing the landmark elm which was felled in 1980

Pollards Ice Cream factory in February 1973. Newton Abbot, Devon

Colony Cinema and restaurant in Lower Union Lane, Torquay shortly before it closed. 1985

The 400 Ballroom on Torquay harbourside in the late 1950s. Eric Delaney was a popular band leader Poster advertising " Mornng Beat Sessions"

Cheese and Onion fair at Newton Abbot in September 1971

Postwar pre-fabs in Cadewell, Torquay in the 1960s

Biggest catch of pilchards ever landed at Brixham in February 1972

A clutter of traffic lights, belisha beacons and a big old tree at Abbey Place at the bottom of Fleet Street, Torquay in the early 1960s

Distin Court in Winner Street, Paignton in 1932 with the Baptist Church beyond

Mother Wells tuck shop, College Place, 1934

Quarry Steps, Clifton, Bristol 1949

One of the many Bristol slums in Victorian times 1890s

Bristol Bridge in 1940, bomb damage in Victoria Street next to George'
Bristol Bridge in 1940, bomb damage in Victoria Street next to Georges Brewery Bristol Blitz Between 24 November 1940 and 11 April 1941 there were six major bombing raids on Bristol

School children photographed in the village of Brislington, 1910s

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Personality is an important part of who we are, but it is not the only factor that shapes our lives. Our environment, experiences, and even genetics all play a role in how we develop and interact with the world around us. Our environment can have a huge impact on our development. The people we spend time with, the places we go to school or work, and even the media we consume can shape our views and beliefs. Experiences such as trauma or abuse can also influence how we think about ourselves and others. Genetics also plays a role in shaping who we are. Studies have shown that certain traits may be passed down from generation to generation through DNA. This means that some aspects of personality may be inherited from parents or grandparents. No matter what influences us, it's important to remember that personality is not the only thing that makes up who someone is. It's just one piece of a much larger puzzle – one which includes environmental factors, experiences, and genetics as well as individual choices made throughout life.