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Located on the Chacewater to Newquay branch. With wooden platforms and a small "pagoda" shelter, it was typical of the G.W.R.s small stations and halts of the era.

Newlyn fish market, with stacks of fish boxes in the foreground. (The photograph is stamped 5 March 2012 on the reverse).

Newlyn Fish Market in colour odd slide from M Orchard.
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Piles of fish laid out own the market floor. Vessels came alongside the market near the railings and landed their catches.

Newlyn Fishing fleet.

PZ 17 identified as the Peel Castle. The vessel is a 'long lines' vessel, hence baskets of lines on the deck. The backdrop is Newlyn Town cliff near the Fishermans Arms Inn. Lyn Terrace is the 2nd top right.

Fishwives possibly posed at fish sale .

Luggers off Newlyn fishwives baskets beach Gibson G H 5 N 90. The "French Fleet" according to a print on the wall of the photo archive.

Fisherman besides upturned boat

A general view of the Gardens with Newlyn in the background

From Mount Misery near Hevva Castle the old Lookout Post for spying Shoals of Pilchards. Infra-red Photo