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Granite Monument 'Penzance Welcomes You' in English and in Cornish by Mr Angus Butler, 'Mon Mason' Madron 1925-1995. At the entrance to Penzance Station.

Grave poss. victims/crew shipwreck Hera Gull Rock Veryan Bay.

Gravestone of Sir Humphry Davy also see RHF 28/132 & ANGOVE STAT 6.011.

Green Market Wagonette

Green Market with cars AF 1673 Western End Market House before Alterations to Lloyds Bank. left to R Midland Bank opened 1925 Timothy Whites 1915 Market House built 1838 Public Benefit Boot Co Later Lennards shoe shop

Green Market /Market Place, Penzance.
Shakerly Chemist .Rossiter Jeweller

Green Market Hoblyn's Saddlery & Harness stores now Andrew Wartha's - Triggs Tea & Coffee Rooms c 1902/7 ( Kelly's). Jubillee Bunting Coronation Edward?

Green Market, Penzance.
Hand coloured postcard . Showing the Public Benifit Boot Company, before Midland Bank.

Green Market/Corner of Causewayhead Three Tuns Hotel (Hemmings) conservation box. Old Fountain or Water spout

Photo showing the Midland Bank in the Greenmarket, on the corner with Causewayhead, with Andrewartha, a furniture shop on the left.

Shops opposite bottom of causewayhead. The Public Benefit Boot Co. later Leonards.

The engiineman of the Greensplat Clayworks beam engine, the last of it's type in service. Engine ceased to work on 22 Feb, 1959.

Grist Mill , Nancledra. Horse powered

Grosse and Co.,Bootmaker, MarketPlace.Penzance
Mates Illustrated Penzance (Corporation Official Guide)

The men in the background, including the mayor, are formally dressed with top hats. The group in the foreground, are wearing medals and rosettes.

Stereo photograph of a group of about 20 people in Victorian dress, most with their backs towards the camera.
This image is located in a box of glass negative slides donated by Mr Chitson. It is the only positive printed image, and very different to…

Group at the Stamp Exhibition 1952-1953. Two of the group have been identified on the back of the photograph as Mrs. C. Hoare and Brian.

Group fishermen and boys refer Mrs D May. (We no longer have any record or Mrs Day)