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Penzance, 1904
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A sepia view from the the Western Promenade Road, showing crowds of people strolling and seated on the Promenade. The view is looking west towards Newlyn in the distance; photo taken near the front of the Queen's Hotel.
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No message on the back.
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The Promenade. Penzance
A view from the the Western Promenade Road, showing horse-drawn carts on the road and pedestrians near it. The view is looking west towards the Mounts Bay Hotel (which was later taken over as part of the Queen's Hotel) and Newlyn in the distance.
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The Promenade. Penzance
A view from the the Western Promenade Road, showing horse-drawn carts on the road and pedestrians near it. The view is looking west towards the Mounts Bay Hotel (which was later taken over as part of the Queen's Hotel) and Newlyn in the distance.
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Promenade, Looking West. Penzance
A view, looking West, from the the Western Promenade Road, showing people along the railing. The view shows the Mounts Bay Hotel (which was later taken over as part of the Queen's Hotel) and Newlyn in the distance.
Two green, half penny, King…
Two green, half penny, King…
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C.42627 Penzance, Promenade
A view, looking West, from the the Western Promenade Road, showing people strolling on the pavement. The view shows the Mounts Bay Hotel (which was later taken over as part of the Queen's Hotel) and Newlyn in the distance.
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No stamp, postmark, date,…
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Promenade & Beach. Penzance
A view, looking West, from the the Western Promenade Road, showing people strolling on the pavement. The view shows the Mounts Bay Hotel (which was later taken over as part of the Queen's Hotel) and Newlyn in the distance.
No message on the back.
No message on the back.
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The Promenade, Penzance.
A view, looking West, from the the Western Promenade Road, with people walking and sitting along the pedestrian area. The view shows the Mounts Bay Hotel and Newlyn in the distance.
No message on the back.
No message on the back.
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Mounts Bay Hotel and Promenade, Penzance
90181 JV
A view, looking West, from the the Western Promenade Road, with people sitting on benches enjoying the fine weather. The view shows the Mounts Bay Hotel and Newlyn in the distance. The car parked on the road appears to be of 1920's vintage.
A red,…
A red,…
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The Esplanade, West, Penzance.
A view, looking West, from the the Western Promenade Road, with a lady sitting on a bench in the foreground. The view is looking towards the Mounts Bay Hotel and Newlyn in the distance.
A green half penny, King Edward VII stamp, postmarked November…
A green half penny, King Edward VII stamp, postmarked November…
Postcard.
18. Rough Sea Penzance Promenade.
A view from the the Western Promenade Road, looking West towards Newlyn.
No stamp, postmark, date, address or message on back.
No stamp, postmark, date, address or message on back.
Postcard.
10259. Promenade. Penzance - Judges Ltd
A view from the beach, below the Western Promenade, looking West towards the Queens Hotel and Newlyn.
Penzance Folly House
Reputed to be the oldest building in Penzance before it was demolished, located on the promenade it's site now occupied by Fraser's Fish and Chip Cafe
Penzance Public Baths 2
Located at the western end of the Promenade, built and opened in 1887, latterly known as the Cafe Marina. Cafe Marina was demolished in 1935 and the site of is now part of the Wherrytown car park
Penzance promenade after the Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Harold Carr (Penzance town council employee) pondering which piece of granite to use next.
Penzance, Promenade
Overview
The Promenade, Penzance
View looking East towards the harbour area and St Mary's Church
The Promenade, Penzance
Easterly view looking towards the harbour area and St Mary's Church
Damage on Penzance promenade after storm of March 1962.
Damage on Penzance promenade after Ash Wednesday storm of March 1962.
Timothy Burt's Bath House, Penzance
The remains of Burt's Bath House, Penzance, exposed as the rough seas washed the sand away during the January 2014 storms. The storms of the winter of 2013/2014 destroyed a great deal of the coastline but also revealed much which had been invisible.…