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A view taken from the Promenade across from the Queen's Hotel, looking west towards Newlyn, showing some pedestrians walking along the Prom and period automobiles parked on the road. No message on reverse side.

A view along the promenade and sea wall looking east towards the Queen's Hotel and Penzance town centre.
No information on reverse side.

A view taken from the Promenade, looking west towards the Pavilion and Newlyn, showing some pedestrians walking along the Prom and period automobiles parked on the road. On the reverse side a Queen Elizabeth II, red 2 1/2D stamp, postmarked 5 AUG…

Sepia image, an elevated view showing crowds of people lining Battery Road between St Anthony Gardens and the Lido. Similar image as JDCP 560.

For more information on the Lido, also known as the Jubilee Pool, Bathing Pool and Swimming Pool see:…

A view from the the Western Promenade Road, showing crowds of people strolling and seated on the Promenade. The view is looking east towards Penzance centre in the distance; photo taken near the front of the Queen's Hotel.
No message on the back.

A view along Penzance Promenade from on top of the sea wall. People strolling along the Prom; in the distance is Queen's Hotel and St Mary's Church. A handwritten note on the reverse: To Jill xxxx From Charlie. No address or postage stamp.

A view taken from the Promenade sea wall near the Jubilee Pool, looking west towards Newlyn, showing some pedestrians walking along the Prom. No stamp or message on the reverse side.

A view from the edge of the seawall along Penzance Promenade, looking east towards Penzance town centre. A sunny day with people strolling along the Prom.
On the reverse side a King Edward VII, green Half Penny stamp, postmarked 5 November 1905 from…

An elevated view showing crowds of people lining Battery Road between St Anthony Gardens and the Lido. Similar image as JDCP 560.

For more information on the Lido, also known as the Jubilee Pool, Bathing Pool and Swimming Pool see:…

The Promenade, Penzance , 2-43-10-03
A view from the edge of the seawall along Penzance Promenade, across from the Queen's Hotel, looking east towards Penzance town centre. A sunny day with crowds of people along the Prom.

A view along the promenade and sea wall looking east towards the Queen's Hotel and Penzance town centre, with people standing on the prom and sea wall.
On the reverse side a King Edward VII, green Half Penny stamp, postmarked 23 November 1907 from…

A faded/over-exposed photograph postcard showing the new Band Stand on Penzance's Promenade.
A previously entered record, identifier M.0085, states that the old flour mill and the Beachfield Hotel can be seen in the background and two ladies in…

A view, looking West, from the the Western Promenade Road, with people sitting on benches enjoying the fine weather. The view shows the Mounts Bay Hotel and Newlyn in the distance. The car parked on the road appears to be of 1920's vintage.
A red,…

A blue tinted scene from the the Western Promenade Road, showing people strolling and seated on the Promenade. The view is looking west towards Newlyn in the distance; photo taken near the front of the Queen's Hotel.
No message on the back.
Note:…

An elevated view showing crowds of people lining Battery Road between St Anthony Gardens and the Lido. The Lido was opened on 31 May 1935.
No stamp, postmark, address or message on back.
For more information on the Lido, also known as the Jubilee…

Sepia image of Penzance's art deco Lido (swimming pool).

For more information on the Lido, also known as the Jubilee Pool, Bathing Pool and Swimming Pool see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jubilee_Pool

View of Penzance's art deco Lido (swimming pool) with onlookers standing on the walkway inside the pool, watching the swimmers.

For more information on the Lido, also known as the Jubilee Pool, Bathing Pool and Swimming Pool see:…

A view from the the Western Promenade Road, looking West towards Newlyn.
No stamp, postmark, date, address or message on back.


A view from the beach, below the Western Promenade, looking West towards the Queens Hotel and Newlyn.

On the back is written:

This is a good picture.
You will notice that as a water can the woman is using an English petrol tin.