Newlyn Coombe river. View down to village. 1960-1965
Shows bridge across to the Meadery (formerly Gaiety cinema). Taken from bridge to St.Peter's Church.
Newlyn Coombe. Smaller version of JDC 319.
Newlyn Coombe. View from forecourt of St.Peter's Church across the river and road to buildings opposite. 1910-1920
Newlyn Coombe. Smaller version of JDC 317. Identical. 1910-1920
The Coombe, Newlyn. View from hillside across the road from St.Peter's Church. 1910-1920
Two men in foreground, Vicarage above to left.
St.Peter's Church, Newlyn, built 1866. Copy of postcard - coloured. 1915-1920
Granite for building Church came from Lamorna Quarry. Originally seated 370. Planned 70' spire never built.
Louvres and a cone now installed on the tower. End of new schoolroom on right. Three girls in school uniform on riverside.
Two children on the bridge. Metal archway still on the bridge. No louvres yet or top on the tower. Metal ironwork removed WW2.
St.Peter's Church, Newlyn, vicarage left. 1900-1905
Granite for St.Peter's Church came from Lamorna quarry. First service was on 6th February, 1866.
Postcard. 138mm x 89mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by Overland Views, Tintagel. Black and white aerial photograph of the Jubilee Pool with Taylor's Garage and St Mary's Church in the background.
Postcard. 148mm x 104mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by John Hinde Ltd, Redruth. Photo by David Hastilow. Aerial colour photograph of Penzance with Jubilee Pool and St Anthony's gardens in the foreground.
Postcard. Aerial view of St Mary's Church, Penzance.
Postcard. 138mm x 88mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by Photo Precision Ltd, St Albans. Sepia image of St Anthony's Gardens, Penzance. From left to right behind the gardens can be seen the Yacht Inn, the Sailor's Institute and Mission Hall, now flats, and Taylor's Garage, later the PZ Gallery. Picture by Aerofilms, London. Serial no 6867.
Postcard. 136mm x 86mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Sepia image of waves breaking over Penzance South Pier and Lighthouse. Published by Clark's Library, Penzance. Serial number 9427.
Postcard. St Mary's Parish Church, Penzance.
Postcard. 137mm x 87mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. No publisher information. Pen and ink drawing of St Mary's Church seen from Coinagehall Street. The drawing is initialled E.R.M. Emily R Marquand. The image is possibly pre 1900 but the card itself seems to have been produced after this date.
Photograph. 138mm x 89mm. Postcard size. Found among James Downing Collection of Penzance postcards. The cottages in the foreground have been long demolished and replaced with less attractive buildings. St Mary's Church is seen in the background.
Postcard. 138mm x 87mm. Half-penny postage. No stamp, postmark, address or message. No publisher information. Sepia image of Quay Street just south of St Mary's Church looking towards Dock Lane.
Postcard. 139mm x 89mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by Raphael Tuck and Sons in the Oilette series which began in 1903. Serial no 7070. Watercolour by HB Wimbush 1858-1943 who was lead artist for Tuck's. Dolphin Inn on the left, St Mary's in background.
Postcard. Penzance, Quay Street and St Mary's Church.
Postcard. 138mm x 88mm. Half-penny stamp. Postmarked 13th October 1908. Published by The Pictorial Stationery Co, Ltd, London. Serial no 5388. Badly faded message in pencil on the reverse, possibly deliberately erased. Addressed to Mrs Pascoe, Willow Green, Threemilestone, Truro. Greetings from Ada. Coloured print of Quay Street with The Dolphin Inn on the left and St Mary's in the background.
The Pictorial Stationery Co. Ltd, London.
Postcard. Quay Street and Church, Penzance.
Postcard. 137mm x 85mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. No publisher information. Handwritten date on the back 8th Aug 1929. Sepia image of Quay Street with the Dock Inn on the left and St Mary's Church in the background.
Postcard. Quay Street and St Mary's Church, Penzance.
Postcard. 134mm x 84mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by Judges Ltd, Hastings. Serial no 1126. Suggests date pre 1920. Sepia image of Quay Street. The Dock Inn is on the left with St Mary's Church in the background.