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01 Place Digital Description 01 Outlong 16 Photograph of the granite trough at Stone’s Shoot, 2006. The shoot is in South Fore Street. 36 Bradfield & Bingley sales details for Pembroke Lodge, 73 10 images of the restoration of Stone's Shoot, 2007. Photographs © Ron Hogg, 2007. Some prints in file. 434 Photo of Stone's shoot 716 3 photos of Pembroke Lodge ©R Hogg, 4/7/2011. 752 Handwritten sketch with notes showing layout of Gwavas House, previously Gwavas Terrace. 1332 Information about The Chalet, Ropewalk Newlyn. Rolf Jonssen and Annie Payne lived there. 1790 Panorama showing Pembroke cottages, Pembroke Lodge, and Castle. Penlee Quarry and Wheal Henry Chimney in the distance. 2014 Sketch of Pembroke Lodge 2112 Map of Outlong showing Green Rocks to Battery, 1880. Drawn by PL using the 1876 Ordnance Survey Map. 2134 Map showing the location of Gwavas Villa 'the nice oldish house above the west of the spring occupied by Caroline Wright-Davies 2136 Diagrams relating to Gwavas House, Newlyn. Gwavas Terrace. 2137 Notes on Gwavas Terrace and the artists who stayed there 2229 Cutting about property built 2008 at the back of Pembroke Lodge. Find Address. 2371 Carn Gwavas. Some recollections of Old Newlyn, part of a paper by Suzanne Humphreys written in late 1950s. Source maybe Margaret Perry 2687 Painting. Walter Tremenheere, Tolcarne from Newlyn Battery c.1800. Penlee House Collection. Also listed in Art Archive. The masts of boats behind the old quay can just be seen in the distance. 2692 Photo of Gwavas House © R Hogg, 2008 2760 Sketch of Pembroke Lodge and Cottages and Castle. 2780 Photo of Stones Cottage on the Cliff. Eric Richards Collection. 2781 Photo of Ann Stone at the door of her Cottage. Man with cart in road outside. The cottage now demolished stood by the site of the present weighbridge of Penlee Quarry. Eric Richards Collection. 2788 Photo of outlong showing Pembroke Cottages and Pembroke Lodge, Cliff Castle and Cliff Cottage on the Cliff. Railway lines from the Quarry. From Morrab collection. 2867 Postcard of outlong c1890. Man and horse come along the road from Newlyn towards Mousehole with South Pier behind. Judges Series, Hastings. 3160 Mining at Penlee. Some notes about Wheal Henry and other mines compiled by Margaret Perry. 1828-1873 3490 Ordnance survey map 1878 showing Penlee Quarry before the start of quarrying. On the 1878 plan, note the old mine shaft - West Tolvaddon copper mine. Only 40t of 5% copper ore was ever reported in its history (for the years 1862 - 1863); workings lay on the seaward side of Cliff Road. 3515 The Chalet, Ropewalk Newlyn where Rolf Jonssen and Annie Payne lived before WW1. Report written in CALH Journal No 81 Spring 2011:40 3695 Copy of etching by JT Blight. Penzance from Newlyn Battery 1861. Coloured etching. Published by H Besley, Exeter. Original and digital copy. 3774 Photographs of Gwavas House, inside and outside taken by Ron Hogg when he visited with JFT, 28/10/2009. 9 pictures. ©R Hogg. 3836 Cliff Castle. Photo from Estate Agents details, 05/07/2011 3837 Estate Agents details for Cliff Castle, Fore St, Newlyn. 5/7/2011 3838 Cliff Castle. 4/7/2011. ©R Hogg. 10 November 2018 Page 1 of 90 Digital Description 3856 9 photos of Ruins of Cliff Cottage, ©R Hogg, 4/7/2011. 3874 Pembroke Cottages, ©R Hogg, 4/7/2011. 4123 Conveyance of 1 & 2 Gwavas Cottages and the plot of land referred to in 4418. Unclear document. John Foster Tonkin the vendor and LM Lennon and JD Matthews of Flat 3 Malthouse, the purchasers. Delineated on plan. Dated 7/5/1974. Also subsidiary documents relating to land charges (6 pages). Gwavas Terrace. Malt House. 4145 1841 Tithe map showing fields of Gwavas Farm sold to Quarry Firms. See 2949. 4369 Article. Gwavas Terrace by Pam Lomax, Flagstaff 15 Summer 2005. 4418 Conveyance of a plot of land at rear of Gwavas House Newlyn from William Henry Tonkin and John Foster Tonkin (the vendors) of the first part, Margaret Cattran Tonkin (the tenant for life) of the second part, the said William Henry Tonkin (the remainderman) of the third part and the said John Foster Tonkin (the purchaser) the fourth part. The purchaser has made an offer to the tenant for life and the remainderman to purchase the property. The property consisted of 'all that piece of land part of the garden situate at the rear of the northern side of the premises known as Gwavas House and marked on the plan. Dated 26/01/1954. Gwavas Terrace. 4420 Conveyance of 1 & 2 Gwavas Cottages. Linda Mary Lennon and James David Matthews the vendors and Thomas Edwin James Tippett from Cardiff the purchaser, dated 31/10/1975. Also 12 other documents including land charges, mortgages, notice of the death of Thomas Edwin James Tippett on 7/10/1986 and probate granted to Joanne Tippett and Godfrey Adams and Epitome of Title. Gwavas Terrace. 5146 Etching. William Willis c1860. View from Newlyn Battery towards Penzance. Local Studies, Redruth Collection 5239 Carved stone at Gwavas Villas, Newlyn. Gwavas Terrace. 5294 St Andrews Church converted to a dwelling, previously home of Ken Symonds. Estate agents cutting. No date. Also estate agents card with picture. 5492 Postcard with view of outlong, titled Newlyn, Gwavas Lake. Wheal Henry Chimney in distance. Dated 1911. 6041 Panorama from opposite Gwavas terrace to Wheal Henry Chimney. Pembroke cottages, Pembroke Lodge, Castle. Ropewalk on Carn Gwavas leading to Cliff Cottage. 6447 Photo of Gwavas Terrace, RH 2007 6515 Estate agents details of new house built behind Pembroke Lodge in 2008. Sale details 13/8/2015 6564 Text from The Queen, The Lady's Newspaper, 13/10/1890:576 about Cliff Castle where Elizabeth Forbes was living at the time. 6580 Photo of Sandy Cove, 2006 RH. 6723 Photo of Roskilly Cottages, 1914 The cottages were built for workers at Penlee Quarry after it was taken over by Penlee & St Ives Stone Quarries in 1905. 6798 Photo of Penlee lifeboat house and slip, nd. Margaret Williams Collection. 6799 Map showing Gwavas Terrace and surrounding properties in 1879. Identifies the rooms in the cottage known as Gwavas terrace. Drawn by PL. 02 Penlee Quarry 43 Development of Penlee Quarry through six aerial photographs dated 1917.1946, 1963, 1969, 1973, and 1993. From a document related to 1999 planning permission for the development of the quarry. Poor photos. 97/W/003. No other information. Not digital. From Paul Phillips. 44 Photograph of belt conveyor on the South Pier for loading stone from Penlee Quarry, 12/06/1992. From Paul Phillips. 45 Photograph of machinery for loading stone at Penlee Quarry, 12/06/1992. From Paul Phillips. 46 4 Photograph of sea-side bunkers and silos for stone used by Penlee Quarry, 12/06/1992. From Paul Phillips. 50 Photograph of water in Penlee Quarry, 12/06/1992 10 November 2018 Page 2 of 90 Digital Description 51 Photograph of spoil from Penlee Quarry, 12/06/1992 52 Photograph of buildings at Penlee Quarry, 12/06/1992 53 3 photos of waste concrete from Penlee Quarry dumped at Sandy Cove, 24/5/1992 (a) 'Loga' behind and Bayside on the right (b) Gwavas Bungalow behind (c) Gwavas House below on left and Carn Gwavas Terrace behind. 128 Photos at Penlee Quarry. General scenes and display boards with information. 7 photos. ©R Hogg, 2011. 214 Photo of derelict Penlee Quarry buildings next to the Newlyn-Mousehole road, 1993 216 Penlee Quarry 3 silos on the sea side of the road, 1993, Colour photo. 419 Photo of quarry train on the South Pier. Steamer moored. 497 Photo of Penlee Quarry from across the bay in Newlyn. No date. Douglas Williams Collection. 515 Stone boat at Newlyn, 25/4/1953. From Pat Semmens 589 Last diesal train to run before the new conveyor crossed the line and put it out of use. No date Richard Bros Photo. From Pat Bottle. 758 Photo of Penlee Quarries Blacksmith Shop 1912-1913. Left to right H Bond, Tom Corin, Mr Thomas (Manager) George Thomas, Will Richards and John Daniel. 760 Photo of Al Cadman, Sam Munkley, Bob Symons, Jack Harvey, David 'Mullane' Botto, Peter Davey and Tony Vermoote at Penlee Quarry c1960. (Photo courtesy Adrian Nicholas) 765 Photo of Edd Munkley and William (Bill) Payne, manager of Penlee Quarry, 1960 799 Collection of material to do with plans to develop Penlee Quarty as a Marina, 2005. Cuttings. Leaflets. 802 Map. Survey of foreshore from main bins to South Pier, Penlee Quarry Amalgamated Roadstone Co Lts. Dated 23/6/1966 900 Map showing foreshore rail track details Mousehole End of Bins, Penlee Quarries, Amalgamated Roadstone Co Lts. Dated 13/7/1967 936 Photo of Penlee Quarry foreshore railway tracks with engine 'Janner'. No date. Pat Bottle Collection 963 Photo of Penlee Quarry engine 'Janner' given to Simon from Nanny, 1942. Pat Bottle Collection 1181 Photo of stone boat in Newlyn Harbour with Shippam's factory and the Fish Market behind. Undated. 1182 Photo of stone boat loading stone at the South Pier, Newlyn. Undated, 1229 Photo of group of men on the stone boat, loading stone at the South Pier Newlyn. No names. No date. 1574 Photo of Penlee Quarry Lorry Drivers Newlyn Carnival 1954. Top: Unknown, G Edwards, G Matthews, R Lawry, K Hutchens, S Bensted and V Francis. Bottom: E Roberts, C Hayward, W Tonkin, J Maddern & J Brown (or Tom Pollard). 1827 3 photos of stone boat in Newlyn Harbour © Maurice Bishop 1828 Correspondence about Penlee Quarry between Pam Lomax and Roderick Dingwall.
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