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Probably Perranuthnoe

Probably Perranuthnoe

A cart parked on the left.
The church can be seen on the right

Just part of the building shown in this image

A section of floor tiles at St Uny's Church featuring lion and Fleur De Lys patterns on the lower section, circled flower patterns on the riser and a myriad of different patterns on the upper section.

Plain terracotta floor tiles with terracotta plain and patterned tiles on the riser of a step.

The pattern consists of the same circled flower pattern in each corner.

The First and Last was a public house in Alverton, Penzance, which ceased trading in 2018.

Many of the men are wearing chains of office for a friendly society.

The name of the landlord, D Bennett, is shown above the doorway.

They are standing outside. The image is not quite in focus.

View of the layers of excavation. Image is annotated "Excavation & concrete left bank of river 3-9-59"
Stamped on reverse "Richards Bros Penzance"

The First and Last was a pub in Alverton, Penzance, but closed down in 2018.

General view of excavation works. One man can be seen in the centre of the image above the track by a ladder. Image is annotated "Works on left bank of river looking upstream 3-9-59" Stamped on reverse "Richards Bros Penzance"

There is an older man sitting in the middle of the group.