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There is a steam train with carriages in the foreground.

St Peters Vicarage

Peace Day was a commemoration held on 19 July 1919 throughout the United Kingdom and the British Empire, to mark the signing of the Treaty of Versailles that finally ended the First World War.

Datetree was a brand new British steam collier/cargo ship owned by the Tree Steamship Company. It was only three months old, having been built in early 1914 by the Antwerp Engineering Company.

On June 25, 1914, while carrying a cargo of coal from…

"Swansea" leaving Penzance on a wooden viaduct over the sands.

Penzance Promenade .
fishing boats, nets drying. Norton's Baths.
O N 72.

The inn has a thatched roof.

Burt's the Shipbuilders at the bottom pf the Abbey slip now Harbour Court see M. 0276.. man with beard and hat. Note the umbrella, with two boys sitting on mast. Shop name: Burt's ship & Block & General Mast Maker.

This faint image is a photograph of an etching.

St Johns Church before Penare Rd O N 68 neg only.

Grid reference, SW4741 3080

For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO44206&resourceID=1020

This is a photograph of an etching

This is a photograph of an etching showing the Market House which was demolished in 1836.

Tolcarne Mill wheel. Indications of place still visible in 1999

Tolcarne Mill wheel, East side.

Tolcarne Mill wheel , Newlyn. Original print indications of place still visible 1999 O 61 N.

The boat in the foreground was a Plymouth Trawler.

Panorama from Battery at Newlyn pre South and North piers.
Etching