Entrance view showing narrow gauge rail track
Hosking's Garage, later Ruberry's, Penzance
Petrol Station and Morris Motors agent. Situated formerly opposite the Railway Station at the beginning of Chyandour Cliff. The building no longer exists on this site, now the site of modern flats
Formerly known as the Norway Store were ice was stored imported from Norway. The building is situated at the start of the Harbour Road, Street-An-Nowan, Newlyn
Situated in Newlyn near the new road bridge
Situated near the top end of Leskinnick Terrace
Situated off Clarence Street via Clarence Terrace
Langley's Fruit Shop, corner of Wood Street, Penzance
Situated at the bottom of the Terrace in Market Jew Street 1890. Wood Street was known in earlier times as Pump Lane. The man with the wheel barrow was the town porter known locally as "Jan Saint Ives". The shop on the left was owned by Mr Ellis the shoe maker.
Madron, tree growing through the roof of a house
From an engraving by W. J. Welch entitled Crowliss Stream 1871
The 'Old' Longship's Lighthouse, Land's End
From the original Stereograph picture taken by C.R. Lobbs in the 1860s (reference Views and Likenesses by Charles Thomas)
Located at the bottom of Jennings Street, Penzance, circa 1830
This building was situated on the Western Promenade, Penzance
Known locally as a "Slab", the one in the picture was situated in 43 Medrose Terrace, Penzance. home of the Orchard family