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Lesquite Quoit.
Grid reference, SX 0707 6276
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO25768&resourceID=1020

Lesquite Quoit.
Grid reference, SX 0707 6276
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO25768&resourceID=1020

Lesquite Quoit.
Grid reference, SX 0707 6276
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO25768&resourceID=1020

Situated near the top end of Leskinnick Terrace

Lescudjack towards Harbour Snow 1891 blizzard G H.

Panoramic school photograph of Lescudjack County Secondary School 1966

Exact Date unknown. School was called Secondary Boys School existed 1949 to 1958. Head Master on this photograph was J Bulled (H.Master 54-59).

Photograph of the prize winners at Lescudjack School Speech Day.
N.B. The large picture on the right of the Kugelbake, (a historic beacon) situated in Cuxhaven, Germany. Penzance is twinned with Cuxhaven

Left (W) of Dinas

The 5 Fathom Line is 'Gear Pole' to The Mount a Granite Bos

The Ludgvan Church to Mount Tower Line (3419) Clears the Rocks off Cudden Point

Penzance to Penlee Point.
Usual aureole with greenstones and mylorslates, granite above 300 feet.

Leonora Trehair, known as Nora, worked closely with Archibald Quilter at the Ritz Cinema in Queen Street, Penzance. She started as a cashier, was promoted to assistant manageress, before becoming manageress when Mr Quilter retired. The Ritz was then…

The vessel is the Leon Bureau, a three masted sailing Schooner in Penzance floating dock.

The Schooner Leon Bureau of Nantes was carrying 2,600 tons of wheat from Adelaide to Falmouth.

On June 18th 1909, she hit the northern end of the rocks,…

ALso in picture: 'Lady of the Isles'

Falmouth Branch. Lengthen engaged on converting broad 7-foot gauge to standard 4 ft-8 1/2 in May of 1892. Pictured here between Perranwell and the Ponsanooth viaduct, they are thought to be (left to right) Messrs Symons, Dowrick, Lobb and Pearce.