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Plymouth Brethren building , Duck Street, Mousehole. Originally a net loft.
demolished for car park .
The interior was improved by Percy Laity with wood from the gunpowder works on the dunes at Hayle Towans which had been destroyed by an…

Ploughing on Treen Farm, Gurnards Head around 1900

Ploughing Late 1930's

Cardinney Farm, Crows-an-Wra,
Richard Cargeeg grandson, Kenneth Cargeeg

On her maiden voyage ran aground on the rocks by St Loy near Lamorna Cove. Total loss

Pleasure Launch leaving harbour.

Pleasure boats on the beach at Newquay, Cornwall.

Play Group Zennor Village
Plays were produced on a tiny stage erected in the village hall. The building was previously Zennor School

Play Group on Stage

A formal photograph of a platoon of soldiers. They appear to be of mixed ages. Two officers are in the centre, wearing gloves and holding swords and tents can be seen in the background. Written in pencil on the page is a query as to whether this…

Platform at Penzance Station showing row of houses above at Chyandour see M 723.. House on Right was Lanonoweth house then the Pirates Hotel demolished for flats.. House on extreme right is Penrose House(5 flats)see M 723

The Dean of Truro, the Very Revd. Henry Morgan Lloyd, DSO, OBE, MA, unveiling the plaque at Truro station. Others in the photo include, on the left of the group, O.S. Nock, Esq,, BSc, C. Eng, FICE, FIMeche., the railway author; and Wing Commander…

Plans of Zennor, Trethevey and Chun Quoits. from Hencken's 'Arch. of Cornwall and Scilly'
The image is Sperris Quoit, Grid Reference SW 4709 3825.
For further information see Historic Environment Record,…