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Location Parade Street, Penzance, the man in the doorway is Mr Proctor. As can be seen the shop had multiple usage, selling fishing tackle, cutlery and tobacco products. The premises were opened in 1903 and closed June 1973

Taylors Car Dealers New Street Penzance formerly Warehouse, now used for offices Isles Scilly Steamship Co (2004)

Taylors Garage Showrooms Coinagehall Street Penzance overlooking Bathing Pool Pz Promenade.

Thatched Cottage Possibly Penwith.

Thatched Cottage possibly between Mousehole and Lamorna.

Thatched Cottage Trevassick?.

Thatched Cottages at Sennen Mrs Grace Nichols standing in the doorway. Cottage near the slipway in Cove Windlas for hauling the boats up slipway

Thatched Cottages and stone slipway Porthgwarra Cove (slide).

The 'Black Bridge' at Hayle possibly constructed from the black residue from the foundries.

The 'Lionesse' Isles of Scilly Ferry on Penzance Pier Head with rowing gigs in foreground

From the original Stereograph picture taken by C.R. Lobbs in the 1860s (reference Views and Likenesses by Charles Thomas)

The 'Pioneer' in Penzance Harbour, built by Paynters of St. Ives in 1899, initially a fishing vessel she was later used for visitor sea excursions to Lamorna. (better print see Angove 8.061.)

The 'Pioneer' in Penzance Harbour, built by Paynters of St. Ives in 1899, initially a fishing vessel she was later used for visitor sea excursions to Lamorna. (better print see Angove 8.061.) See duplicate slide M.1426

The 'Polly' in Penzance with Cadets climbing the Rigging.

The ancient Cross located at Whitecross near Penzance.
On the west side of the A30, immediately north of Gilly Lane.
Grid reference: SW 5248 3438

Further information, Historic Environment Record:…

Bosprennis settlement, located in Zennor Parish

Situated West of the Isles of Scilly. The picture shows the relief underway of the Lighthouse keepers

Commercial buildings facing seaward

Located at the north end of Penzance adjacent to the Penzance By-pass road

Ancient standing stone, located near the Ding Dong Mine, Madron Parish.

This stone is about 3m tall. In 1958 the site was excavated by Vivien Russell and Peter Pool, but nothing of interest was discovered. It is likely to date from the neolithic…