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Originally part of Manor of Predannack

Wrecked by Great Blizzard

On reverse: ?Lelant Downs Stamps (ex Jim Hashin's Collection but two photos under same caption)

also see COLLINS.3A, WRECKS 32OF 196

Part of a set of photos and postcards of Rig Mill, near Whitby

On reverse it says , 'Interior view of the excel and large cog wheel in the cog pit of a typical 19 century mill. Picture taken before restoration, this gear train has now been restored' - No info on where.

Water Pumps used in Cornwall until 1950 when Electric Pumps intro- duced

River Wandle seven miles from Charing Cross

Varfell Farm, Ludgvan, the home of the parents of Humphrey Davy.

Walking from St Ives Guildhall to Knill Monument.

The very remote and secluded St Levan Church which is little-known outside the parish. Here is the south face. Selevan's cross can be seen adjoining the path near the south door. Just behind it at the edge of the photograph can be seen 'Selevan's…

Nanjulian Mill wheel 1927, collapsed by 1955. the last owner Mr J Ellis was caught in the gears and severely injured.

St Gerran's Church, pictures with a man on the top of the steeple.
Grid reference, SW 8727 3517.
For further information see Historic Environment Register, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6318&resourceID=1020

50ft Pyramid inscribed Johannes Knill 1782 & I know that my Redeemer Liveth & Resurgam. Intended as a mausoleum to house his remains but he moved to London and died there in 1811.
A well-known landmark for mariners.

Tug Harbor at Exeter Maritime Museum. St Canute A2064C Sunny South PW195 Sotero