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  • Collection: Miscellaneous Photos

M.495.tif
Newlyn Harbour boats foreground, fisherman .
Before lighthouse pier now Fish market P Z 112 G H. scaffolding where building the Lighthouse pier

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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.

Newlyn Infants School Trewarveneth Street 1929.
NO IMAGE PRESENT

Newlyn Lifeboat standing by a Schooner entering Newlyn Harbour from the Richards Album p76 neg only.

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Newlyn Lighthouse Pier under construction ref. only, photo copy. 1882..

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Newlyn Luggers in Mounts Bay, from Dr. Eric Richard's Newlyn Collection.

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Newlyn Male Choir

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Newlyn old Ice Works building

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Newlyn pier Penzance in background taken from the Mousehole Rd Horse & Cart.

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Newlyn R F C. 1907-1908..

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Newlyn R.F.C. 1935

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Newlyn Rd Destroyed by Storm Damage 1880 Showing Bodilly's Mill and the Serpentine Works, Wherry town.

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Photograph of Newlyn RFC team, taken in the late 1930s

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The board at the bottom of the picture says they won 22 of their 28 games.

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Newlyn Rugby Team local names on print Morrab Library

M.987.tif
Harbour ' Steam Yacht Medea' same as M 0874.
Built by Stephens of Glasgow 1904, with original engine.

M.1933.tif
Children sitting talking.

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Situated at the Norad corner of at the bottom of Trewarveneth Street, Newlyn Town.
The fisherman is Tom Cotton, born 'outlong' at Primrose Terrace 1865.
The nets were of Egyptian cotton with cork floats on the headline, at a time when the men…

Newlyn view from the North Pier towards Harbour Road. NEGATIVE OR PHOTOGRAPH NOT PRESENT

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Newlyn Water Carnival
First Prize decorated Boat ,
tMembers of the Stevenson family (fishing)
(named on back).
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