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Greenborough Mine House, near Ding Dong Mine site
Disused mine working
The Picturedrome, Penzance
Originally known as the Central Hall, then the Picturedrome which became the Regal Cinema, and now the site of the Penlowarth Building situated on St Mary's Terrace
Primrose Court, Newlyn
Old Cottages, now demolished, formerly situated on St Peter's Hill, bottom of the car park, Newlyn Town, next to Cliff Manor House
Bomb damage WWII, Penzance
Mabbots Yard, Penrose Terrace, Penzance
Penzance WWII bomb damage
Lannoweth Road, Penzance
The Duke of Cumberland Public House
Situated near the top of Causewayhead, Penzance. The photograph was taken at the time of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, 1897. Hutchens sign over the door, presumably the name of the landlord
St Mary's Church and Coinagehall Street, Penzance
The cottages to the right hand of the picture have been demolished
The unusual public telephone box, Marazion
It was located on Higher Fore Street, Marazion
The Bishop Rock Lighthouse
Situated West of the Isles of Scilly. The picture shows the relief underway of the Lighthouse keepers
Roskennal Mill, St Buryan
Water leat
Roskennal Mill, St Buryan
Water wheel and leat
Alsia Mill, St Buryan Parish
Mill Building
Alsia Mill Leat, St Buryan Parish
View of the Leat
Alsia Mill, St Buryan Parish
View of the Waterwheel
Smeaton's Tower, St Ives Pier
Situated on Smeaton's Pier, St Ives
The Green Market, Penzance
Demolition of a building. Taylor's Garage to the right
St Michael's copper water cistern
Water tank, dated September 29th 1784
West end of Penzance, Market House
The Dome and the Western end of the Market House are seen before the alterations for Lloyd's Bank where completed in 1925
Shops on the Terrace, Market Jew Street, Penzance
The image features Smith's Gents Outfitters premises close by to the Market House and the Humphry Davy statue
Shops at the bottom end of the Terrace, Market Jew Street, Penzance
Located at the corner of Wood Street, formerly the The Central hotel, later Jacob's General Outfitters