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The Airship 'Hindenberg' passing over Land's End Edward Richards Album P 57.

The Album of Cornwall Views. Published by Charles, Reynolds & Co. 26 and 27 Milk Street, London, E.C. c1890.

The Album of Cornwall Views. Sold by James Wearne St. Ives.

'The Alms House' often known as 'The Gift House' in Paul a village near Penzance
built in 1709, rebuilt and opened as 'Hitchens House' in 1962

The Arcade Steps looking up from Market Jew street.

Before demolition of the Balcony.

The salvage boat Barnet ( United Kingdom) standing guard overnight under the Warspite's bows, at Prussia Cove was holed in the engine room, towed off and eventually drifted ashore at Long Rock, a few miles to the west.
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The Battlefield Penzance
In the far distance, St Mary's Church.

A play area at the Boating Pool at the Mennaye, with large pipes to crawl through and a stone climbing structure. The gate at the back connects Alexandra Road and Lariggan.

Long Line fishing boat from Madron

The corn mill and miller's house, Lower Alsia Farm

The Dolphin Tavern, situated at the harbour, Penzance.

The Engineering Staff of Harveys of Hayle dated 1847 but doubtful. more c. 1900..

Rodda's Pork Butchers Market Jew Street showing the engraving "East Street ". Exposed when a Sign was taken down April 1971. Not now visible.

The Esplanade, Penzance reproduced, Lithograph in a commercial album; The Album of Cornwall Views. Published by Charles, Reynolds & Co. 26 and 27 Milk Street, London, E.C. c1890.

The First and Last Inn Land's End 19th century Engraving By J P Vibert Positive Trans.

Image of Morrab Garden Fountain (working) with boy looking on

The Fradgan , Newlyn at the back of the Old Ice works in Street-an-Nowan. On the left, up the steps,the premises of J.C.Harvey boot and shoemaker.Opposite was a sign" A Beckerleg, another another of the numerous boot and shoemakers in both parts of…

Polwithen House was built for the banker William Bolitho about 1870. It was sold in 1902 to become the hotel.
In 1918 the Penzance Church of England High School for girls took over the premises.