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Float named 'Fathers first holiday with pay'.
Newlyn harbour and Fore Street in the background.

Located on Gwavas Road on St Peter's Hill. Built in 1927 at cost of 5,047 pounds

Start of the Coombe above the later road bridge. River not contained yet. The visiting fairground and showmen would pitch on this open space. Piles of fish can be seen. St Peters Church (built 1866) is 150yds to the right of the picture.

Old loft building, right hand side of Newlyn Coombe Road. Coombe River is below to the right.
About 200yds from the village above St Peter's Church.

Newlyn Coombe Floods Spring Tides Gibson CP2 CONS BOX 2.

St Peters Church and Vicarage

Located on the Chacewater to Newquay branch. With wooden platforms and a small "pagoda" shelter, it was typical of the G.W.R.s small stations and halts of the era.