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Located Alverton, the former home of Preston, professional photographer operating in Penzance from 1860 onwards. Later became the National Asssistance Office and currently the Alverne Restaurant and Lounge

Located at the north end of Penzance adjacent to the Penzance By-pass road

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

Now the premises of Alfred Smith & Son., Penzance

Located at the bottom of Clarence Street, Penzance, now the premises of Alfred Smith & Son., Penzance.

Tremedda Farm with horses and cows

Postcard. 138mm x 89mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by Overland Views, Tintagel. Black and white aerial photograph of the Jubilee Pool with Taylor's Garage and St Mary's Church in the background.

Farm Workers having a break for Croust

Postcard. 148mm x 104mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by John Hinde Ltd, Redruth. Photo by David Hastilow. Aerial colour photograph of Penzance with Jubilee Pool and St Anthony's gardens in the foreground.

Postcard. 138mm x 88mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by Photo Precision Ltd, St Albans. Sepia image of St Anthony's Gardens, Penzance. From left to right behind the gardens can be seen the Yacht Inn, the Sailor's Institute and…

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.