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M.557.tif
Copy of a post card of Perranuthnoe Village viewed from Trebarvah
showing Wheal Charlotte Mine top right

M.556.tif
copy of a post card of Perranuthnoe Village view from Trebarvah
St Michael's Mount Wheal Charlotte Mine top right.

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Two images of Lundy lighthouse.

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Post Card of Kynance Mill , The Lizard, Cornwall.
taken from an early etching .

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Myrtus Penwithii - first flower , Penlee Park , Penzance

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Diving Boat 'Frim' PZ 358. departing Penzance Harbour.

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A copy of one of a collection of original images of the
Market House , Green Market , Market Jew Street, Penzance.

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Green Market, Penzance.
Hand coloured postcard . Showing the Public Benifit Boot Company, before Midland Bank.

PORTRAITS 21HF 468.tif
Cartes de Visite Portraits local Tradespeople 1860 Preston copies Original Album in cons box. copies in the 'M' drawer Index on the Desk-top click Cartes de Visite

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Panoramic view Mounts Bay engraving by Vibert.

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This is a photo of an engraving showing St Michael's Mount from the Ludgvan area.

It is annotated 'Engraved at the expense of John Rogers of Penzance Esq to whom is inscribed by his obliged servant R Polwhele.'

Published 1st August 1804.

M.543.tif
Penalverne House, Penzance.
Last Occupant, Mrs Florence Hankey

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Luggers off Newlyn fishwives baskets beach Gibson G H 5 N 90. The "French Fleet" according to a print on the wall of the photo archive.

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Morrab Gardens Fountain, Morrab Library door just visible

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Rocks and Beach with people, Gwithian, Hayle.

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The map is titled Provisional Edition, and says it contains revisions of 1906 with additions in 1938.

At the bottom it states 'Printed and Published by the Director General at the Ordnance Survey Office'.

M.535.tif
Street in St Ives Sepia Preston M.

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Two prints of Mll House Mousehole, before & after renovation

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Construction of the Penzance floating dock (wet dock) in the 1880s. Taken by G H Gibson at Penzance. The amount of detail in the photo is incredible, with each worker's clothing being plainly visible.
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