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Title: South Devon and south Cornwall, with a full description of Dartmoor and the Isles of Scilly
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Baddeley, Mountford John Byrde, 1843-1906 Ward, Charles Slegg
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Publisher: London Ward, Lock
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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ther days from 1.30 to 2.30. Motor-Coach or Jersey Car Excursions.—Daily to many points of interest.The most popular runs are to the Lizard and Kynance Cove; Falmouthand Truro (steamer on the river between the two towns); Newquay; Tin-tagel and Boscastle; Clovelly; Plymouth and Dartmoor; Fowey andLooe; and the Five Lions, a tour which includes Lands End, LoganRock, Gurnards Head, Cape Cornwall, and St. Ives. Motor Services.—G.W.R. Road Cars to Lands End, to Mullion, to Helstonand Falmouth, to the Lizard, to Pendeen and St. Just. See current time-tables. Cars at short intervals from Penzance Station to Marazion. Thereare also services to Crowlas ; Goldsithney and Perran; Newlyn and Mouse-hole ; Madron; Lamorna. Museums.—Natural History and Antiquarian Society (10-6) and RoyalGeological Society of Cornwall (10-4), both in Public Buildings, Alverton Street,and free. Newspapers.—The Evening Tidings, daily except Wednesdays; TitCornishman, Wednesdays.Population—(1921) 12,096. 276
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PENZANCE 277 Post Office.—In Market Jew Street, 50 yards east of Market House. Rail Excursions.—Cheap day tickets are issued by certain trains to manyplaces of interest. Railway Station.—At east end of town, about a mile from Esplanade. Recreation Grounds.—Morrab Gardens, with bandstand and good shelter;Alexandra Grounds and Richard Bolitho Gardens. Sports and Pastimes.—Public Bowling Greens, Tennis and Croquet Courtsin Alexandra Grounds and Richard Bolitho Gardens. Lawn Tennis andHockey on the ground of the Cricket Club, top of Clare Street. First-classSea Fishing: competitions from shore and boat. Bathing and Boating (seeseparate headings). Golf (see p. 25). Steamer to Scilly Islands (see p. 300). In summer a motor-boat runs fromthe pier to St. Michaels Mount, and a steam launch and motor boat to Mouse-hole and Lamorna Cove from the extension pier every hour. Penzance (pen-sans — holy headland) is an old town with amodern western extension. From the station, Market Jew S

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