Hitchens House built 1709 Rebuilt as The 'Alms House' and often known as 'The Gift House" in Paul Village near Penzance
Hutchens House Paul. a viilage near Penzance
'The Alms House' often known as 'The Gift House' in Paul a village near Penzance built in 1709, rebuilt and opened as 'Hitchens House' in 1962
Newlyn Harbour and slip. This area of foreshore within the harbour was known as the "Banks". The boats were PZ108 'Bessie' , PZ204 'Boy Bob', PZ361 'Edith and Ethel'
Abbey Basin and Penzance Harbour Old Ross bridge Square, rig ships steam ships.
Wherrytown /Penzance foreshore Serpentine works Bodillys Mill St Marys Church skyline Gibson.
Penzance foreshore Larrigan towards Newlyn.
Penzance Old Map of Town from a framed print hanging in the Morrab Library. There is a flimsy neg available in Drawer 1 Cabinet A
Dawson collection prints/negs from scrapbooks Mor
Dawson collection prints/negs from scrapbooks Morrab Library sep.index cons.box.
Penzance Boer War Memorial Dedication Morrab Garde
Penzance Boer War Memorial Dedication Morrab Gardens.
'An Old Uninhabited House' etching by J F Vibert
'An Old Uninhabited House' etching by J F Vibert pub T Vigurs Penzance 1823. Illustration from 'Cornish Pamphlets & Tracts' Morrab Library
post card of an aerial view of Lamorna Valley and cove
Plan of Alexander Pope's Grotto, Twickenham.
Hand written plan of Alexander Popes Grotto, Twickenham.
Eighteen Penzance Railwaymen Standing by Coach. Some uniforms.
A view of the Quay Penzance with the steamer Gallium having just unloaded a load of coal from Workington. Large heap of coal and two carts, St Mary's church in the background.
The Arcade Steps looking up from Market Jew street.