Penlee Quarry and Newlyn - August 02, 2005
Aerial view of Penlee Quarry and Newlyn (Right) taken from an aircraft operating the now closed Isles of Scilly to Penzance helicopter service.
Newlyn, Cornwall - October 22, 2013
The ship repair slipway/
The harbour viewed from near South Pier.
Foundation Stone - South Pier. The engineer J.C. Inglis went on to be the general manager of the Great Western Railway a few years after the pier was completed.
View along South Quay. Until the 1970s a narrow gauge railway operated between South Quay and Penlee Quarry, until replaced by a conveyor system. That too was removed after the closure of the Quarry.
A length of rail of the Penlee Quarry Railway on South Quay.
Track bed of the Penlee Quarry Railway at the landward end of South Pier.
Houses near South Pier
Ship repair slipway and South Pier.
The Fishermen'[s Rest and Old Quay.
The Old Quay is believed to date back to medieval times.
Newlyn approach to the Old Quay looking towards the harbour entrance.
Plaque commemorating the epic voyage of the Fishing Lugger MYSTERY on its epic voyage from Newlyn to Melbourne, Australia.
Fishing boats and yachts mingling.
Harbour Entrance and Lighthouse. This is the location where the UK Ordnance Survey marks "sea level - Ordnance Datum".
Ship Repair slipway
Old Pier
The small boat pontoons installed in 2005.
Old Quay light.
Old Quay which dates from medieval times with the "Fishermens' Rest" building to be seen to the right background.
Old Quay stonework.
The road leading to the Old Quay.
