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''The Slip," Newlyn
Showing the Old Pier in the background
"Matelot's Cottage" Belle View, Newlyn
Built circa 1730 and situated in Belle View, Newlyn. Named after a former resident in the 1960s, artist Frank Dewar an ex Naval Officer, who specialised in paintings of sailing ships. The cottage notably has a ship's figurehead in the front garden.
A Life of Toil
Women landing Fish, Newlyn, from Fishing Boat PZ10
Ash Wednesday post storm damage
Tolcarne Newlyn, wreckage of boat on the car park
Champion's Slip, Newlyn
The route of Buccas Pass. Champion's Slip was named after Mr Champion, the headmaster the Weslyan School
Cliff Manor House, Newlyn
Situated in Fore Street , Newlyn and overlooks Newlyn's Old Medieval harbour
Crowd at Newlyn Annual Fair
Crowd at the annual Fair which took place at the time of Paul Feast which is in October. Bridge and waterwheel in the background. The main attraction here is "Day's Exhibition of Curiosities".
A copy of this exists at CUST 10HF 014.
A copy of this exists at CUST 10HF 014.
Down Along Newlyn
The North corner of Newlyn
Fairground crowds on Newlyn Bridge, Tolcarne
Tolcarne Mill waterwheel is partially visible on the right of the scene. The main attraction here is "Day's Exhibition of Curiosities".
Likely a copy of the glass negative CUST 10HG 004.
Likely a copy of the glass negative CUST 10HG 004.
Fish Co Offices Newlyn Market Fish Auction Table
Smiths Dock Trust Co, T Hobson & Co, Mitchell Bros, The Lowestoft Fish Selling Co and Great Western Railway, in Newlyn
Fore Street, Newlyn, Cornwall
Looking towards The Narrows
Jan Stones Cottage Richards Print from Edward Ric
Jan Stones Cottage Richards Print from Edward Richards Album P 12.
Mary Kelynack. Who at 80 years of age, walked to London to see the Queen
Mary Kelynack was a local Character who resided on the Fradgan, Newlyn.
Hand written message to the reverse of the card to a recipient in Camborne
Hand written message to the reverse of the card to a recipient in Camborne
Newlyn
View from the Tolcarne Woods of Newlyn
Newlyn
Trewarveneth Street, looking towards Penzance
Newlyn & Mousehole
Multiview
Newlyn Centenary Primitive Methodist Church
Located on Gwavas Road on St Peter's Hill. Built in 1927 at cost of 5,047 pounds
Newlyn from Penzance Promenade
General view along the Western Promenade Road
Newlyn harbour pre North pier c. 1880
Edward Richards Album (loose between pages)
Newlyn from Edward Richards Album (loose between pages 6/7).