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Phyllis Anderson and Mary Kewley with a dog holding something in its mouth in Hawkshead Square, man sitting on a bench watching in the foreground and William Anderson setting up a camera and tripod in background. This square is in front of the Town Hall, to the right hand side is now the Kings Arms Hotel, on the left is a bakers shop owned by the Woolcock's, also on the left is a building known as Alice's Cottage. The road leading away is Flag Street.