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Overview with Green Burrough engine house in the background

Lanyon Cromlech (known locally as Lanyon Quoit) with Greenburroughs Mine engine house in the background

Early photograph by a visiting professional photographer John W. Gutch in September 1858. The location is beside the road from Madron to Morvah

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,…

Lanyon Quoit
Grid reference, SW4297 3368.
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO3013&resourceID=1020

View of the remaining stone structure of this Ancient Burial Chamber

Lanyon Quoit.
Grid reference, SW4297 3368.
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO3013&resourceID=1020

This is a positive slide, slightly damaged and with chemical damage within the sealed emulsion. Duplicate of O.43.

Lannoweth Road near Rail Station Penzance repairs. possibly Bomb damage? 1939-1945

Lost at sea 1895-10-02 near Ilfracombe

Overview of frontage

Lanherne Priory ( sketch ) from the Tour Journal Caroline Anne Borlase 1890-95 p6. 1890-95..

This was (is) home to a Carmelite order of nuns. It is a listed building.

Langleys greengrocers shop on the corner of Wood St.and.Market Jew St Thatched

Situated at the bottom of the Terrace in Market Jew Street 1890. Wood Street was known in earlier times as Pump Lane. The man with the wheel barrow was the town porter known locally as "Jan Saint Ives". The shop on the left was owned by Mr Ellis the…

Leafy lane with group of workers resting under a tree.