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Seine netting at Sennen. The photograph is labelled "The last catch" on the back, however in 2014 seine fishing was occurring in Sennen. (PL 21)

Seining PZ 29 Post Card

Semi aerial view of Penzance Harbour ,car park, St Mary's Church.

Sennen Church by Preston.
Grid reference, SW3570 2551
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6430&resourceID=1020

Sennen Cove. The image shows the use of a Seine net used for catching pilchards, sardines, herring.

Watson class lifeboat Susan Ashley, the first lifeboat to have a superstructure made out of aluminium and one of thirteen 41ft Watson class boats designed for slipway launching. Susan Ashley saved 67 lives during her service at Sennen Cove in…

Sennen cove, mullet catch amongst the rocks. onlookers.

Sennen Life boat Bob Newson with coxswain crew and onlookers (possible launching).

Sennen near Land's End showing the mail van parked during the midday break.. The actual Post Office is the thatched cottage in the mid-distance. The white board on the side of the Mail Van 'St Buryan, Logan Rock and Land's End'

Image of Sennen towards the Round House

Sennen, near Land's End, post office and shop. On A30 at Mayon, photographed in 1896. The building was reproofed with scintilla slate in 1926 and renovated again in the 1930's when run by the Parson family. The 'First and Last Supermarket in England…

Photocopy of very early view by JWG Gutch of the First and Last House Inn and cottages Sennen, Land's End.

Sepia post card early Carbis Bay.

Sepia post card early Sennen.

PZ 530 is the Volunteer.
Boat to the right, top, is the Morwenna, a yacht belonging to two Mousehole ladies.

Sepia post card Newlyn Harbour (empty) sepia.

Sepia post card Penzance Station late Victorian costume see M 1566 clearer. steam train travellers

Sepia post card Porthminster Beach St Ives boats hauled up steam train.

Sepia print of Coastline at Gurnards Head.

Wherrytown, Penzance.
Serpentine works, Steven's cottage and shop