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A 6th century inscribed stone at Bleu or Blue Bridge, Gulval. The inscription reads QVENATAVCI IC DINVI FILIVS
(The stone) of Qvenataucus here, son of Dinvius

Located west of Gulval, there is a commemorative stone post near the bridge

Ancient Cross, located by the side of the B3315, known as Nun Careg a wayside slab cross.
Grid reference, SW4329 2460.
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Ancient stone structure
Fogou, grid reference SW 4372 2815. for further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6853&resourceID=1020

Iron Age structure, located near St. Buryan
Grid reference: SW 4372 2518
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Bomb Damage Penrose Terrace/Place.

Mabbots Yard, Penrose Terrace, Penzance

Book stall at Penzance Rail Station Mr Harry serving Harold Wilson Prime Minister. c 1960..

Bronze Age stone circle, located near St. Buryan. the site of the first Cornish Gorsedd 1928

Grid reference, SW 4122 2735

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Location near St Buryan just off the left hand side of the A30 near Crows-an-wra, from an early photograph of circa 1880

Grid reference, SW 4122 2735

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Wayside cross, located near Boskenna along the side of the B3315

Romano-British construction located near Zennor

Bosuljack Cottage, Bone Valley, Heamoor

Boswarthen Bethel

Shop to the left, bottom of arcade shops, showing shopkeeper and dog.

Boys playing marblesRocky area cove?. c 1910..

Constuction completed in 1903

Building sheds and underwalk which is now part of Jubilee bathing pool offices etc., Penzance.

This is a copy, not particularly in focus.

Located at the corner now occupied by the HSBC Bank building. Image from a period drawing showing the Penzance Market Cross.

The street name "Causewayhead" can be seen above the cross. There is a water shute alongside.

Burial chamber stonework, Chapel Carn Brae