Very clear image of Newlyn harbour at low tide looking out through to St Michaels Mount with a large steam ship moored against the pier and various small boats tied to buoys one with a horse and cart. In the fore ground a fishing boat Boy Charlie or…
Newlyn Harbour and slip. This area of foreshore within the harbour was known as the "Banks".
The boats were PZ108 'Bessie' , PZ204 'Boy Bob', PZ361 'Edith and Ethel'
Newlyn harbour at high tide. A stone boat just leaving. South pier to the right with the lighthouse, and the raised loading gantry in view. To the left is the North pier where the fishing vessels moor up. The tower of St Marys church far left.