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LIGHT 18PG 060.tif
Mainland in background - photo taken from aircraft flying to Isles of Scilly

M.1695.tif
Aerial view pf Penzance showing the harbour partialy filled in. c 1960..

M.0104.tif
Aerial View St Mary's Church and environs.
Battery rocks and Wharf road, inner Harbour, Ross Bridge before the harbour was filled in for car park.

Grid reference, St Mary's Church, SW 4753 3002
For further information see Historic…

SHIP 9.010.tif
Built at Cammell Laird at Birkenhead in 1939. It was the largest liner to be built in England at 739 feet long and 1.170 passengers. Trooping between N Atlantic and Australia she encircled the world in 81 1/2 days, faster than any other ship. Biggest…

SCAPE 9.021.tif
Aerial view of Falmouth docks and dry docks

BUILD 8.020.tif
Godrevy Lighthouse. Build on a small island in St Ives Bay in 1857-59. The first beacon was lit in March of 1859. The red--white flash is visible over a range of 17 miles. Staff was withdrawn from the lighthouse on 7 August 1934 when it was converted…

M.740.tif
Aerial view of Hayle showing Foundry Square , The Harbour and the Rail Viaduct.

M.1347.tif
Aerial view of Marazion very detailed clearly showing cemetery.

M.0147.tif
Aerial View Marazion with harbour.
see also M.1347 for a similar earlier view possibly earlier.

TOWNSC 29HF 022.tif
Lowestoft Fishing Boats and Coal Hulk in main Harbour

M.0114.tif
Aerial view of Newlyn Harbour before the Gwavas bungalows were built .
Lower right is the General Steam Navigation Co. vessel loading pilchards for Italy. Various other boats moored.

M.1593.tif
Buildings at the Narrows still present.

TOWNSC 29PG 020.tif
plane wing in foreground

JDC 173.tif
Showing the view from St. Peter's Hill to Bowjey Hill, Old Quay and foreshore

M.0148.tif
Aerial view of Newlyn.

M.0125.tif
Aerial View Penlee Manor before Penlee Manor Drive Norton Terrace ,Morrab Rd, St Johns Hall (before car park). Pavilion and mini golf bowling green , Mennaye fields.
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