Down Quay
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This is the first in the series of Clive Benney's photographic history of St Agnes. It covers the area from Peterville to the sea at Trevaunance. Previously unpublished images show the history of mining, tin steaming, seine fishing, ship building and the harbour and the more modern activities of surfing and tourism.
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