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Wooden Scaffolding on Market House. Now Lloyds bank, Penzance.
Wooden Spars lashed together for scaffolding, photo by Gibson
Imposing Front Madron Workhouse , now derelict. Cars dumped. 1965
The Workhouse, officially known as the Penzance Union Workhouse, was designed by the prominent Victorian architectural partnership of George Gilbert Scott (later Sir George Gilbert Scott) and William Bonython Moffatt.
Artist, Alfred Wallis…
Artist, Alfred Wallis…
Back of Madron Workhouse, derelict land used as dump
The Workhouse, officially known as the Penzance Union Workhouse, was designed by the prominent Victorian architectural partnership of George Gilbert Scott (later Sir George Gilbert Scott) and William Bonython Moffatt.
Artist, Alfred Wallis…
Artist, Alfred Wallis…
Imposing Front of Madron Workhouse, amost derelict
The Workhouse, officially known as the Penzance Union Workhouse, was designed by the prominent Victorian architectural partnership of George Gilbert Scott (later Sir George Gilbert Scott) and William Bonython Moffatt.
Artist, Alfred Wallis…
Artist, Alfred Wallis…
St Johns Hall, Penzance ( badly crazed - copy 7HF 222)
St John's Hall was designed by Cornish architect John Matthews. He was Penzance Borough Surveyor at the time.
St Johns Hall, Penzance. ( badly crazed)
St John's Hall was designed by Cornish architect John Matthews. He was Penzance Borough Surveyor at the time.
Market House decorated to celebrate George VI
lit up at night
St Johns Hall decorated in honour of George VI
Railings we requisitioned for salvage during 1939-45 conflict
Market House showing Flat Frontage before Lloyds
Shows Flat Frontage before alterations for Lloyds Bank
Public Baths & Cafe Marina Wherrytown built 1887
Build and opened on the site of old Coastguard Station designed by Mr Oliver Caldwell F R I B A. Due to a serious fire in 1935 the building was demolished. The site is now a Car Park
Market House during alterations for Lloyds Bank
Scaffolding around dome consisted of wooden spars lashed together with rope
Pz Railway Station with Cornish Riviera Express
From Wikipedia: Penzance station was opened in 1852, but had major redevelopment in 1876. The new rock-faced granite building was designed by William Lancaster Owen.
Penzance Station from Model building magazine from 1920's
Penzance Station from Model building magazine of c1920s. note barriers and notice board .