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Ash Wednesday post storm damage
Larrigan Wherrytown, Bolitho Gardens breached sea wall
Ash Wednesday post storm damage
Extensive damage to the Bolitho Gardens and foreshore
Ash Wednesday post storm damage
Extensive damage to the Bolitho Gardens and breached seawall
Ash Wednesday post storm damage
View to seaward Wherrytown river and bridge
Ash Wednesday post storm damage
Lariggan Bridge, looking East across Bolitho Gardens
Ash Wednesday post storm damage
Lariggan Bridge area, looking to Newlyn Harbour
Ash Wednesday post storm damage
Eastern seafront looking East over Bolitho Gardens
Bodillys Flour Mill Built 1874 Being Demolished
Bodilly's flour mill being demolished in Wherrytown in 1920.
Bomb damage WWII, Penzance
Mabbots Yard, Penrose Terrace, Penzance
Bombardier Bromley Royal Artillery and family of Penzance
The Bromley family were residing at 17 St james Street Penzance in WW1. Bombardier Bromley was Territorial Artillery pre war as he is wearing the Volunteer Overseas badge
Building. Bottom of Causewayhead
Located at the corner now occupied by the HSBC Bank building. Image from a period drawing showing the Penzance Market Cross
C D???? of Penzance Conservation Area October 2005
C D of Penzance Conservation Area October 2005 located in the M neg box. 2005..
Castle Horneck Avenue, near Penzance
General View. With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the card to a recipient in Camborne
Chirgwins Bakers and Tea Rooms
Located at 8 Market Jew Street
Clarence Place, Penzance
Situated off Clarence Street via Clarence Terrace
Cornish range oven
Known locally as a "Slab", the one in the picture was situated in 43 Medrose Terrace, Penzance. home of the Orchard family
Criddle and Smith house furnishers store
Located at the bottom of Clarence Street, Penzance, now the premises of Alfred Smith & Son., Penzance.
Crown Inn, Penzance
Situated in Victoria Square off Bread Street
Damage on Penzance promenade after storm of March 1962.
Damage on Penzance promenade after Ash Wednesday storm of March 1962.
Decorations to the frontage of Criddle and Smith
Now the premises of Alfred Smith & Son., Penzance