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Hayle Foundry Square Harveys Engineering Cornubia Biscuit Works.

Hayle Harbour men loading or unloading ship.

Hayle Lifeboat Festive Occasion, of interest are the three ladies in the right foreground of the crowd with lifeboat shaped collecting boxes

Late 18th century milestone, located at Pen Pol, Hayle

Hendy's Fishmonger shop lower Market Jew Street next to the Wesleyan Church opposite the Terrace. Weslyan Church 1807 now gone now Wimpy Bar shows Stephens basket makers below congregational Chapel

Hendys Fishmonger shop slightly different angle to 1378 showing part Rail Station. now Wimpy Bar shows Stephens basket makers below Congregational Chapel

HMS Warspite a WW1 battleship ran aground in Prussia Cove in 1947 on her way to the breakers and was later salvaged at Marazion

Used as a gate post, Boleigh, St Buryan Parish
Grid reference, SW 4326 2457.
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO26959&resourceID=1020

Located at 100 Market Jew Street

Horse drawn Post Office van with basket and Driver.

Petrol Station and Morris Motors agent. Situated formerly opposite the Railway Station at the beginning of Chyandour Cliff. The building no longer exists on this site, now the site of modern flats

Located in Wherrytown. In field on site of present boating pond

Industrial Scene Hayle. from slide

Industrial View of Hayle coloured slide

Interior Lanreath Church showing Font.
Grid reference, SX 1811 5691
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6352&resourceID=1020

Interior of Lanreath Church showing Grylls Monument.
Grid reference, SX 1811 5691.
For further information see Historic Environment Record , https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6352&resourceID=1020

Situated on Market Jew Street, next to RV & H.Davy,Off Licence and Main Post Office

Situated at number 59 Adelaide Street, Penzance. The last shop to be lit by gas in Penzance

This was the only surviving building after a raid by the Spanish in 1595 who sacked the village

Situated near St Just