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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
The Pavillion, Penzance Promenade
Built in 1911, originally a theatre. It has had various uses, a dance hall etc., and now an amusement arcade known as the Grand Casino
The old Yacht Inn, pre 1922, Penzance
This is a photograph of the original Yacht Inn and shows Francis Eddy the licensee standing in the doorway. Later replaced by the present property built in 1936, designed by Colin Drewitt F.R.I.B.A. The passage on the left of the Inn led to Pascoe's…
The Old Post Office, the Fradgan, Newlyn
Site of the Postal Telegraph Office
The Old Ice Works, Newlyn
Formerly known as the Norway Store were ice was stored imported from Norway. The building is situated at the start of the Harbour Road, Street-An-Nowan, Newlyn
The Old Custom House, Penzance
Situated off Quay Street
The Old Bathhouse, Penzance Wharf
Located at the bottom of Jennings Street, Penzance, circa 1830
The Newlyn Centenary Primitive Methodist Church
Location Gwavas Road, St Peter's Hill. Built 1927 at a cost 5047 GBP
The Merry Maidens
Dons Maen stone, close up
The Merry Maidens
Overview with horse
The Market Cross, situated at the West end of the Old Market House. As previous ORCH.SL.0192
As previous
The Market Cross, situated at the West end of the Old Market House
From an old print. The site is now a Bank near the Green market
The Lennard's shoe shop building, Penzance
Situated in the Green Market this building was formerly the premises of The Public Benefit Boot Company
The Green Market, Penzance
Demolition of a building. Taylor's Garage to the right
The Gas Stores
Located on Market Jew Street, Penzance, at the corner of Gas Lane, (now New Town Lane). Poundstretcher store now occupies the site
The Fishertman's Rest
Located at the bottom of Church Street, Newlyn Town, near the Red Lion Inn. This was a popular meeting place for aged retired fishermen, the building is now a private dwelling
The First and Last Refreshment House in England
Early photograph commonly known as the First and Last House
The First and Last Inn at Sennen
From an old print
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
The Dolphin Tavern, Wharfside, Penzance
Public House opposite the Floating Dock