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Now a private dwelling

Situated in Fore Street , Newlyn and overlooks Newlyn's Old Medieval harbour

The route of Buccas Pass. Champion's Slip was named after Mr Champion, the headmaster the Weslyan School

Built circa 1730 and situated in Belle View, Newlyn. Named after a former resident in the 1960s, artist Frank Dewar an ex Naval Officer, who specialised in paintings of sailing ships. The cottage notably has a ship's figurehead in the front garden.

Site of the Postal Telegraph Office

From an old print. The site is now a Bank near the Green market.

photo of a lithograph, drawn in 1829 by JS Prout, published 1831.

Grid reference, SW 4720 3028

As previous
Photograph of a lithograph, drawn in 1829 by JS Prout, published 1831.

Grid reference, SW 4720 3028

Situated at the top of Market Jew Street. Opened on June 14th, 1838

Situated opposite the First and Last public house

A thatched roof building situated on Alverton Road near the top of Alexander Road. Picture dates to c. 1900

Replacing the the thatch

Distinctive thatched building. Copy of painting?

Thatched cottage with two residents in the rose garden

Location, Creeping Lane, back of Alverton, Penzance

Period Grade II listed former farmhouse with a thatched roof

Ornate gate posts

Located on the property

Stonework portal, Trewwoofe Manor, Lamorna

General view

Frontage