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Reservoir Causewayhead.

St. Johns Church
Image taken from a Victorian album stored in C4

Grid reference, SW 4741 3080

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St. Peter's Church Wrought iron gates
Image taken from a Victorian album stored in C4

Grid reference, SW 4534 3181

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St. Peter's Church Wall paintings
Image taken from a Victorian album stored in C4

Newlyn harbour from the quay, showing fishing boats.
PZ 59 was the 'Temeperance Star' owned by Thomas Strick.
She was broken up in 1914

Old Harbour

Harbours, Wooden Railway Viaduct
Image taken from a Victorian album stored in C4

Penzance harbour from the quay, showing the entrance with sailing ships. Sy Mary's Church in the background.
Image taken from a Victorian album in Conservation drawer C4

Buryas Bridge Newlyn, Cornwall.
Image taken from a Victorian album in conservation drawer C4 .

View from St Michaels Mount over the harbour towards Marazion .
Image taken from a Victorian album stored in C4

Longships Lighthouse, off Land's End , calm seas .
Image taken from a Victorian album stored in C4

Harbour Penzance
Image taken from a Victorian album stored in C4 V A

Harbour Mousehole
Image taken from a Victorian album stored in C4 V A 12

Building on corner being altered. Lavins Drapers (1874-1920) on the opposite corner. This was demolished to make way for the new Midland Bank Building which was opened in 1922.

Etching William Daniell printer

Harbour Entrance Etching publisher William Daniell O N 14.

The ship "Truelove" was built in the back yard of a cottage in Penzance , causing a lot of excitement. Her odd shaped stern being determined by the restraints of the small yard. She was launched but never sailed as she was never pronounced sea…

Newlyn pier Penzance in background taken from the Mousehole Rd Horse & Cart.

Crosses Blight sketch book ( 15 negs) Morrab Library Stored with the 'M' prints (steel cabinet).
15 photographs extracted from the Blight Sketchbook (Number 1 of 3), representing a fraction of the sketches contained therein.