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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.

As previous
Photograph of a lithograph, drawn in 1829 by JS Prout, published 1831.

Grid reference, SW 4720 3028

From an old print. The site is now a Bank near the Green market.

photo of a lithograph, drawn in 1829 by JS Prout, published 1831.

Grid reference, SW 4720 3028

Site of the Postal Telegraph Office

Built circa 1730 and situated in Belle View, Newlyn. Named after a former resident in the 1960s, artist Frank Dewar an ex Naval Officer, who specialised in paintings of sailing ships. The cottage notably has a ship's figurehead in the front garden.

The route of Buccas Pass. Champion's Slip was named after Mr Champion, the headmaster the Weslyan School

Situated in Fore Street , Newlyn and overlooks Newlyn's Old Medieval harbour

Now a private dwelling

Now a private dwelling

Photograph circa 1890.

Front elevation, now known as Carnyorth Environmental Education Centre

Front elevation

Bench end, dated 1625

View looking West

Boats and Gulls

View showing steam and sail vessels

Overview.
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Cuckfield, Sussex

East side

Overview

Charles Hore pictured stood next to the bench end carved by himself for the Church. Charles Hore was a Cornish Bard