Godwin Photo 22/2(64-71)

Genre: Urban Topographical Photography

Eight prints of Launceston with their connection to the poet Charles Causley.

64-65. Churchyard, Launceston. Several tombstones amongst the shady trees. Negative number 1691-4-20a. 126 x 177 mm.

66. Launceston Roofs. A view of several rooftops with the countryside stretching to the horizon. Published on page 27 of 'Worlds: Seven modern poets' (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1974). Negative number 1691-5-28a. 151 x 128 mm (image size 107 x 76 mm).

67-68. [Cottages.] A view looking down a steep residential road. Published on page 27 of 'Worlds: Seven modern poets' (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1974). Negative number 1691-6-30a. 117 x 180 mm, 125 x 151 mm (image size 84 x 123 mm)..

69-70. Old School, Launceston. The façade of the stone building, the engraving above the door is difficult to read, it resembles the main building has two gothic arched windows, to the left there is a gate with sign reading: ‘Danger, Keep Out’. Published on page 27 of 'Worlds: Seven modern poets' (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1974). Negative number 1695-1-6. 127 x 151 mm (image size 84 x 123 mm), 117 x 185 mm.

71. [Graveyard, Launceston.] A graveyard, the foreground has an offering of a few flowers; the tombstones are in the distance with three elderly people attending them to the left. Negative number 1697-4-28. 184 x 117 mm.