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South Pier.

Green Rocks, Old Cottages

Slip down to South pier with two sailing ships against the pier.

Newlyn Harbour's South Pier with stone boat and conveyor loader.

South Pier Newlyn, Penlee Quarry Landing

Looking downhill toward Newlyn's South Pier with stone boat.

South Pier Laying the Foundation Stone Gibson CP10.

Photograph of the South Pier Newlyn

Large sailing vessels on South Pier, and the area of Newlyn Town known as Green Rocks.

Ladies relaxing on bench on a Sunday afternoon

J H Tonkin who sailed on the Rosebud to London in 1937 lived South Fore Street

South Crofty surface complex

The East Pool Pumping Engine in 1989 showing the new 'bob' platforms. In foreground a steel duct that carries foul air from the depths of South Crofty Mine, and discharged into the atmosphere by a large extra fan.

REPRODUCTION TORN FROM A BOOK
Pen & Ink Drawing

The South America was a steel screw steamer of 4,197 tons gross. She was owned by Nitrate Producers Company of London and had sailed from Hamburg bound for Cardiff in water ballast, under charter to the Hamburg Amerika Line.

The weather was poor…

The two ships collided in thick fog near Penberth Cove