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Raginnis Hill from the Quay Mousehole from an early letter card, fishing boats PZ150 PZ 159. Image is annotated "Reginnis"

View fom Newlyn cottages Bowjey Hill and harbour across the bay from an early letter card see 1610. NO NEGATIVE OR PHOTOGRAPH PRESENT

Early view of Penzance floating dock with Steamer alongside taken from an early letter card .

Early post-card of Porthminster beach St Ives---boats drawn up on beach---early steam engine---signal box. viaduct---old tunnel---factory-like buildings---few rows cottages

index to Dr Fergusons photos of Penzance stored on Hard Drive.

Collection of prints of Market Jew Street on one page don Mr P Shea.

Jennings Restaurant and Boarding House Market Jew Street. on the site of the present Millets shop. Also interesting historical description with the photo.

C Ds from Robin Lenman of Serena Wadham Archive Catalogue/Chronological lists/photos stored in the Archives Room. Morrab Library CopyNO NEGATIVE OR PHOTOGRAPH PRESENT

R L Moir Chairman Morrab Library 1962-1967 Cornish Bard. NO NEGATIVE OR PHOTOGRAPH PRESENT

Geevor Whim neg only from a post card now stored in M. print drawer.

Three views Granary at Tregadillick

Chigga Wolfram Mine looking North

Three views Trewey Threshing from neg. in M. print drawer.

Sam Jackas Shop two people in the doorway Neg. stored in M's print drawer.

Panoramic view Porthminster Beach St Ives beach huts boats people railway harbour and Island

Lloyds Signal Station Bass point on the Lizard negative only stored in print drawer.

Chyandour Place cottages Penzance Old road to Gulval blocked now by by-pass or Distributor Road, visible in background.

St Ives cottages Group of inhabitants. c 1900.. from the colour bureau donated by George Care



Early view cottages in St. Ives

View over Newlyn from Cressars bungalow across to the Trinity Chapel.
NO NEGATIVE OR PHOTOGRAPH PRESENT

Coinage Hall Street Penzance Mrs Pauls Shop with Mrs Paul in the doorway & Mrs Jolly and sons named. c 1930.. the 'Oppe' or alley between the houses was known as Paunches Oppe leading to Stephens Court and on to Quay Street