EPW039847 ENGLAND (1932). The town and the harbour, Hayle, from the south-east, 1932
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| Title | [EPW039847] The town and the harbour, Hayle, from the south-east, 1932 |
| Reference | EPW039847 |
| Date | August-1932 |
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| Place name | HAYLE |
| Parish | HAYLE |
| District | |
| Country | ENGLAND |
| Easting / Northing | 155929, 36819 |
| Longitude / Latitude | -5.4191225724515, 50.18040762702 |
| National Grid Reference | SW559368 |
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 Engine house |
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| Copperhouse Pool. Named after the other great 19th century Hayle foundry - Copperhouse, out of shot to the right |
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| Clifton Terrace |
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| Pentowan Calcining Works in 1908 - enlarged by 1938 |
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| Swing bridge |
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| Hayle railway station |
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| Hayle Wharves Branch |
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| Harvey's Foundry - disused and derelict |
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| Mill pond. In the 19th century this provided power for the famous engine foundry: Harvey's of Hayle |
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| Railway Line |
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| Gasworks |
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| Limekiln |
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| Carnsew Cottages |
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| Harvey & Co. |
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| Penpol School |
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| White Hart |
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| Methodist Church now Pratts Market |
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User Comment Contributions
Members of the family who created the foundry, seen here in decay, are recorded in Edmund Vale's biography: The Harveys of Hayle. Published by Bradford Barton, Truro, in 1973 |
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