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Roscadghill House
Roscadghill House. (Rosecadgehill) Said to have been built in 1699. Once on the Buildings at Risk Register, but recently renovated.
The Lodge, Porth-En-Alls, Prussia Cove
The Lodge, Porth-En-Alls, Prussia Cove. Designed by Philip Tilden and built in 1912. A very unusual crescent-shaped listed cottage built into the hillside above The South West Coast Path, to form one side of a circus, ingeniously designed by Philip…
Egyptian House, Chapel Street
Egyptian House, Chapel Street
Abbey Courtyard, Penzance
Abbey Courtyard, Penzance
Cupola Behind the Abbey, Penzance
Bell Tower Cupola Behind the Abbey with weather vane.
Market House Dome
Market House Dome
The Egyptian House, Chapel Street
The Egyptian House, Chapel Street
Passmore Edwards Art Gallery, Newlyn
Passmore Edwards Art Gallery, Newlyn, Artists Impression
Minack Theatre
Minack Theatre
Rear of West Cornwall School for Girls
Rear of West Cornwall School for Girls
Rear of West Cornwall Girls School
Rear of West Cornwall Girls School
Penzance Public Library and Art School with cannon.
Penzance Public Library and Art School with cannon showing a Morris 1100 registration number HKD 579D
Launderette, Causewayhead
Launderette, Causewayhead
Ponsandene House, Penzance
Ponsandene House, Penzance. A photograph of an etching.
Pendeen Manor House
Pendeen Manor House, 17th Century. See Historic Environment Record for further information, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO10885&resourceID=1020
Grid reference, SW 3837 3547
Grid reference, SW 3837 3547
Polwithen Lodge, Penzance
Polwithen Lodge, Penzance, Kings Road, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4LQ. Showing the lodge, gate and trees.
Laregan and Bodilly's Mill Penzance Promenade
Laregan and Bodilly's Mill Penzance Promenade
The Promenade, Penzance
The Promenade, Penzance, showing The Queen's Hotel, pedestrians and St. Mary's Church.
Railmotor steam powered railcar in Penzance station
This is a cutting from a newspaper.
From Wikipedia:
Penzance station was opened in 1852, but had major redevelopment in 1876. The new rock-faced granite building was designed by William Lancaster Owen.
From Wikipedia:
Penzance station was opened in 1852, but had major redevelopment in 1876. The new rock-faced granite building was designed by William Lancaster Owen.