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One of the first purpose-build stations in Britain

The Last Tree in England at Trevescan, Land's End. Two copies. See GARD 8.004

The Last Tree in England, at Trevescan, Land's End.
Two copies. See GARD 8.003

Richards Photograph

Hand written note on the back "Cyril Harvey, my wife and friend Lanyon Quoit. 1924"
Lanyon Quoit.
Grid reference, SW4297 3368.
For further information see Historic Environment Record,…

Trevean farmhouse and yard with a granite roller

Showing recently renovated "Roundhouse" owned by Lord Falmouths Estate, built c 200 years ago to house the coves capstan now used tostore the mullet sein and other nets. 12 Dec 80. Now a craft centre (2016)

One of two surviving relics in Britain of an architectural "frolic" inspired by Napoleon's Near East Campaign. Built in 1830, it was restored by the National Trust 1973 at a cost of £18,000.

Gothic house Adelaide Street Penzance

Branwells Mill became Parkers Store and was subsequently developed as Entertainment Centre. The later addition to the building was demolished in around 1960