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Lightning damage to building at Bosullow Farm. The owner, Mr Laity is shown in the photograph

Bosullow Farm, near Morvah, after a lightning strike. It was owned by Mr. Laity at the time.

Bosullow Farm, near Morvah, after a lightning strike. It was owned by Mr. Laity at the time.

Bosullow Farm, near Morvah, after a lightning strike. It was owned by Mr. Laity at the time.

Boswarthen Cross, near the Madron Holy Well after it had been repaired.

Previously referred to as near the "Wishing Well".
Location SW 4450 3253

Further information, Historic Environment…

Grid reference, SW 4001 3289
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO4196&resourceID=1020

Mine ruins chimney

Botallack Crowns Mine
On the hillside behind are Wheal Edward and West Wheal Owles

Botallack Head with Crowns Mine O P 58.

Photocopy of very early view by JWG Gutch of the Botallack Mine.

Mine Pumping and Winding engine houses opposite Boscawen shaft

Botallack Mine , St Just Gibson / Preston
on the back stamped W.THOMAS Refreshment rooms, Lands End. luncheons Daily, Good Stabling.

Engraved by W.Miller.
Artist: Clarkson Frederick Stansfield 1793-1867

Botallack Mine, Penzance reproduced, Lithograph in a commercial album; The Album of Cornwall Views. Published by Charles, Reynolds & Co. 26 and 27 Milk Street, London, E.C. c1890 .

Bottom of Alexandra Road Penzance in snow soon after being opened by Queen Alexandra. c. 1900..

130x90mm. Looking down to Lower Green street and across to the Mount.