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Area Subject Refno Description 01 Map 1780 Map 2469 Details from Map of the Manor of Trereife and Tolcarn, 1780 Place Area Subject RefNo Description 01 Map 1780 Map 2469 Details from map of the Manor of Trereife and Tolcarn, 1780. 1780 Map 2470 Map of the Manor of Trereife and Tolcarn, 1780. Estate of Nicholls. Key to map. 1866 Penwith 5244 Map. Newlyn to Lamorna: from a reproduction of the one inch Ordnance Survey map of 1866 1870 Newlyn 179 Map of Newlyn c1870. Drawn be Red Simpson. 1871 Newlyn 4761 1871 Map of Newlyn showing John Blewett's walk from the PLHG book Newlyn Life. 15 key places marked. 1876 Newlyn 3892 1876 Map of Newlyn. 1876 Tolcarne 2111 This map of Tolcarne and Street-an-Nowan is based on the 1876 ordnance survey map. 1897 Newlyn 2471 Map drawn for book Newlyn before the Artists came shows Caroline’s Journey from the Western Green to Jack Lane showing Tolcarne and Street-an-Nowan in 1879. 1906 Newlyn 1984 Map showing the location of master mariners homes in Newlyn c1906 1909-1938 Newlyn 4935 7 maps showing parts of Newlyn dated 1909-1938. 1936 Map 5251 1936 Map from Newlyn to Lamorna 1936 Newlyn 1971 1936 Map of Newlyn 1937 Newlyn 5586 1937 Ordnance Survey Map of Penzance and part of Newlyn, Parish of Paul. 1962 Penwith 5672 Two A2 OS Sheets SW4626 & Plan SW 4726, 1:2500 scale, metric. From Penlee Quarry in the North to Mousehole in South. Revised February 1962. Newlyn No date 921 Map of the Neighbourhood of Penzance showing the footpaths. Printed for the late JB Cornish. No date Newlyn Prehistory 180 Map of Prehistoric Newlyn. Drawn be Red Simpson. Ordnance Survey 5257 Reprint of the first edition of the one-inch ordnance survey of England and Wales. Photocopy of cover. Paul Tithe Map 4142 CD. Paul Tithe Map & Apportionment. Purchased from Cornwall Record Office. Digital. Pubs 3873 Better Pubs map of Cornwall including Newlyn and a list of its pubs. Not dated. 01 Newlyn All 1951 Harbour 348 Offprint: Roland Roddis, Cornish Harbours, Christopher Johnson 1951. About Newlyn pp 99-110. Action plan 478 Penwith District Council, Penzance and Newlyn Action Plan 2006-2026, published for consultation 17/1/2008 Aerial photo 199 Two aerial views of Newlyn dated 15/5/1946 and 12/7/1946. From Terry Cotton. Aerial photo 5671 A3 Aerial photograph of Newlyn, 22 December 2008 on rear. Benchmark 5636 Newlyn benchmark from Bolitho Gardens or Mansfield (name of a field). Original. Benchmark 5689 Collection of material about Newlyn Benchmarks from Frank Iddiols. Includes slide show and general information about benchmarks.. Census 922 Information about 1881 census in Newlyn. Dialect 1906 Cover of JC Jenkin, Ranyeth Lulyn, Newlyn Dialect in the 1930s. Book in Library courtesy of JC Jenkin. Guide 178 Pamphlet. A walk around Newlyn, text by Victor Launder, Illustrations by Arthur Royall. Guide 347 Extracts from Henry Hawkins, Through West Cornwall with a Camera: An Artists Pilgrimage amongst Miners and Methodists, 1895. Chapter IX Newlyn, Painters and Pilchards pp84-91. Guide 353 Offprint: Louise Courtney, Half a Century of Penzance, 1878. Some notes about Newlyn. Guide 485 Extract about Newlyn from The Coasts of Cornwall, SH Burton, Werner Laurie 1955 Guide 834 Extracts from The Homeland Handbook Vol 85 Penzance, 1915, including: Walter Langley, Newlyn Art and Art Industry (29-30), JD Mackenzie, Newlyn Art Industries (pp30- 31) , Photo of Mounts Bay Lugger and text about Newlyn (pp88-89). PDF file. 10 November 2016 Page 1 of 72 Area Subject RefNo Description Guide 899 Leaflet: Golowan Trail wins National acclaim. Guide 2178 Text. Newlyn Walks No 1 Tolcarne & Bethkela. From Vingoe Website. Guide 3729 Penzance and District Holiday Guide, 1980. Includes section on Newlyn and some old photographs of Newlyn. Map of area. No Newlyn Adverts. History 350 Collection of material about the Spanish raid on Mousehole, Newlyn and Penzance in 1595. [1] Offprint: Rick Parsons, Spanish Raid. [2] DW Copy [3] Leaflet on the Spanish Raid on Mousehole, Newlyn and Penzance, 23/7/1595, Penwith Community Archive. Digital. [4] Off print: Clive Carter, The Spanish Raid on Mousehole, Newlyn and Penzance 23/7/1595. [5] Robert Dickson, The Spanish Raid on Mounts Bay. About 1595 raid. RIC publication. [6] Pete Joseph, The Battle of Cornwall. Text about the Spanish raid on Mounts Bay in 1595. Also 2 photos of 1571 Spanish galley and Spanish troops. [7] Various cuttings about the Spanish raid [8] Paper about the Spanish Raid from a project done by Penwith Community Archive. Also includes a statement by DJ Harvey about the rape of Mousehole women by the Spaniards [9] Copy of Squire Keigwin's burial at Paul after the Spanish burning of Mousehole and Paul Church 1595. History 355 Collection of leaflets about Newlyn. Not dated. History 365 Offprint: John J Beckerlegge, The thatched Cottages of Newlyn within living memory, OCS Vol 4 1943. Also copy of original. Cottages remembered by Mr Joseph Marrack Harvey. Map of Thatched Cottages in Newlyn Town. History 786 Offprints. Rev WS Lach-Szyrma. Newlyn Past and Present (From Paperchase 1908); Newlyn (Penzance Natural History Society paper). History 1359 Pamphlet. Newlyn Review 1938. PDF file History 1817 A Short History of Newlyn by Ben Batten and Eric Richards from Catalogue Painting in Newlyn 1880-1930 History 1854 Note from Jeffrey Lawrence about historical aspects of Newlyn History 2075 On the Burning of Mousehole by the Spaniards in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth By Richard Trewavas Jun, of Mousehole History 2366 Offprint. Iris M Green, Bringing Newlyn Into The Twentieth Century: public health, water & sanitation. History 2370 Extracts from Cornish Magazine, Vol 8 No 6 October 1965. Includes advert for Shippams (see 2385); Account of 1965 Gorsedd with photos including Newlyner Muriel Harvey (see 2386); and article about Neville Northey Burnard by Frank Ruhrmund (see AA 319). From Denny Harvey. History 3336 Song of a Newlyn fisherman whose house was possessed in the Clearances and who had to move to Gwavas Estate. Dated 1934. Copied out of a book by Mary Harvey Hoare (GH's great grandmother). History 3644 Newlyn Street Names History 4559 Digital book. History of Mount's Bay, 1820. Printed and sold by J Thomas. Book cover. Contains information about religious houses in Newlyn. History 4876 Pax Vobiscum. 4-page document about the Newlyn Clearances. Contains 4 etchings, a poem and some notes on Newlyn by MJ Adams, Mousehole. Dated 23/10/1937 and Christmas 1937. Printed by M Frost, Penzance. History 5149 Offprint. Dr Bryan Lewis, Newlyn and Cholera. Old Cornwall Vol XlV, No 1 Autumn 2009.51-58. Also cutting 'Terror of town's cholera outbreak', Cornishman 3/12/2009 History 5227 Copy of a notice headed Housing Act 1936 with a list of properties in Newlyn to be purchased by compulsory purchase. History 5419 College Study. Trewey Davey, The Growth & Development of Newlyn as a Port. Douglas Williams Collection. History 5579 Notes from DW on clashes between Mousehole and Newlyn. 1830 Cholera. Tom Bowcock's Eve. History 5631 Offprint. Iris Green, On Newlyn Hill. History 5632 Iris M Green, Penwith and Beyond, 1994. ISBN 0-9520661-1-4 History 5821 Collection of material about the history of Newlyn. Douglas Williams Archive. List 54 Copies of Kelly's Trade Directories for Newlyn. Information for the years 1873-1914 has been entered on a data base. 10 November 2016 Page 2 of 72 Area Subject RefNo Description List 81 Data base recording important dates in the history of Newlyn. Started by PL, 2009. List 227 Letter from Bill Glanville with list of books that refer to Newlyn List 783 List of Old Newlyn sayings List 1224 Lists of Newlyn Nick Names. From Gerald Williams. List 2407 List of Newlyn Street Names with Cornish equivalent List 2524 List of Frith photos with image and reference number. To be used to check against photos in the archive. List 3097 Offprint. Foreign house names in Cornwall, Sharron P Schwartz List 3300 Socio-economic statistics for Cornwall including population of Newlyn, 1981-1991 and Newlyn Community 1991 census. Memoir 407 Offprint: J Kelynack, Reminiscences of Newlyn (1), OCS Vol 2 No 7 1934 Memoir 411 Offprint: J Kelynack, Reminiscences of Newlyn (2), OCS Vol 2 No 8 1934 Memoir 413 Offprint: J Kelynack, Down to the Sea. From a talk given in 1941. OCS Vol 8 No 3 1974 Memoir 426 Offprint: J Kelynack, Newlyn Christmas Plays, OCS Vol 5 No 4 1954. Names mentioned are Cobley Marrack who lived at Pembroke Lodge and John Payne James. Memoir 482 Extract from Kathryn Plymley's account of Newlyn, 1802-1803 Memoir 2368 Copy of typed original of Diary of Mrs Blanche Brown b1906, Gwavas Estate. Written August 1982 when Blanche was aged 74 years. Memoir 3529 Suzanne B. Humphrys, Some recollections of Old Newlyn (Published by the author, Penzance c.1985). Morrab Library Collection. Memoir 4314 Short article by Richard Kelynack Cocks, Courageous Sons of Newlyn, dated Newlyn 1981 Memoir 4483 Chapter on Newlyn from Through Cornwall with a Camera by Henry Hawkins, c1896. Digital. Mining 2372 Newlyn and its mines. Abridged and adapted by Margaret Perry from a series of articles written by the late John Corin in 1987 for publication in ‘Cross Keys’ the parish magazine of St. Peter’s Church, Newlyn 07/06/2005. Look at digital file. News 1757 Magazine: Newlyn News. 8 Issues. September 2003, February 2004, June 2004. October 2004, February 2005, June 2005, July 2006, November 2006 Photo 60 Lady beeting nets, Branwell Album © Penlee House. Used in Water booklet. Photo 492 Photo of two young girls at a shute in Newlyn, 1880. John Branwell collection. Penlee House Photo. Photo 493 Two women outside a cottage in Newlyn at the top of stone steps with water jugs, 1880s.
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