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Calciner

Calendar with old prints of Penzance St Ives Carbis Bay Lands End probably copyright but interesting in Penzance Box.

Rail Viaduct under Construction

Calstock Rail Viaduct

Camberwell Street , Penzance, dressed for Carnival.
Edith Johns, right married Henry Sexton who died in Newlyn 2010 aged 101.. worked in the old Steam Laundry.

Camborne, the first Tram

Camelford Rail Station Locking N E

Canal at Copperhouse Hayle.

The barrel is mounted on plinths for display.
It bears a crest and the title Le Comte de Vermandois. There was a French nobleman of this name, son of King Louis XIV, who was given the title Admiral of France, who died in 1683.

The cannon bears a crest and the title Le Comte de Vermandois. There was a French nobleman of this name, son of King Louis XIV, who was given the title Admiral of France, who died in 1683.

Cape Cornwall
St Just United Mine with Cape Cornwall in the background.

This is a test print, with the white line round the headland showing the border between the two images .

Cape Cornwall early views from the north east.
Chimneys . Brissons.

Portraits School Group Cape Cornwall School Infants neg only.

Penberth, capstan winch for hauling the boats up the beach.

Carbis Bay, St Ives 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.

Cardinham Church and Tower.

Grid reference, SX 1230 6869
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6290&resourceID=1020

Cargo ship Chilton

Busby left Newport on its maiden voyage for Civita Vecchia on 22 June with a cargo of 4,600 tons of coal and 26 crew. It ran aground on 24 June 1894 in thick fog. However, after the cargo was removed, and pumps installed the ship was refloated, only…

Postcard of Lamorna Cove.