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Zennor Cricket Team
Matches were played in fields near Trewey or Gurnards Head, the few places that were level

Tram Tools General Display

Carn Galva Mine - Bosigran

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

Charles Jelbert of Zennor, working on the 230 foot fathom level at Levant in 1970, finds an old tram left after the man - engine disaster Oct 1919

Gurnards Head Mine

Henry Albert Browne, Caldwell Harpur's maternal grandfather, was born in 1800 in Torquay, Devon to William Loder Browne and Katherine Hunter.
His interests were religion and classical languages and studied at Oxford in the 1820's.
He later became…

General Tools

Porthmeor Cove
Vera Jems ???

Termed Cliff Rocks

Postcard. 138mm x 87mm. Half-penny postage. No stamp, postmark, address or message. No publisher information. Sepia image of Quay Street just south of St Mary's Church looking towards Dock Lane.

View of Zennor from the East

Photograph. 138mm x 89mm. Postcard size. Found among James Downing Collection of Penzance postcards. The cottages in the foreground have been long demolished and replaced with less attractive buildings. St Mary's Church is seen in the background.

Tremmeda Farm

Postcard. 137mm x 87mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. No publisher information. Pen and ink drawing of St Mary's Church seen from Coinagehall Street. The drawing is initialled E.R.M. Emily R Marquand. The image is possibly pre 1900 but the…

Zennor

Zennor Village. The man with the horse is Eddy Trudgeon. He lived at Chy Pons (Bridge House), which was the museum. He had a blacksmiths shop at the end of the row of buildings (Pump Row), at the right of the picture.

Farm Workers having a break for Croust

Tremedda Farm with horses and cows