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+44 (0)1736 363625
Opening times
Monday to Saturday (closed Sundays)
CURRENT HOURS
10.30 am - 4.30 pm
(last admission 4.00pm)
Admission £4.50 adults,
£3.00 concessions,
under 18s FREE
ADMISSION FREE ON SATURDAYS
SUMMER HOURS
From Easter Saturday
to 30 September:
10.00am - 5.00pm
(last admission 4.30pm)
WINNER Cornwall Tourism Awards GOLD
South West Tourism Excellence Awards GOLD
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Fine Art
View of market Jew Street and the Market House (Untitled)
Coloured Engraving
View of market Jew Street and the Market House.
Acquisition date: 1999-07-30
Mount's Bay Fishing Boats
Coloured Engraving
engraving of Mount's Bay fishing boats from J.T.Blight's "A week at the Land's End"
Acquisition date: 1999-07-30
Esplanade, Penzance
Coloured Engraving
View of the promenade looking to the west. The Queen's Hotel and the Royal Baths (later to become Norton's Baths) can be seen.
Acquisition date: 1999-07-30
New Guildhall and market House, Penzance.
Coloured Etching
View of the Market House from the front. Rather stylized view wih the streets much wider than they actually were.
Acquisition date: 1999-07-30
Esplanade, Penzance, Cornwall
Coloured Engraving
View of the promenade from the bottom of Alexandra Road looking westward. The Queen's Hotel can be seen, as can the Royal Baths (later to become Norton's Baths).
Acquisition date: 1999-07-30
Penzance - from the Sea
Coloured Engraving
View of Penzance from just off Battery Rocks. A paddle steamer can be seen in the foreground; the new St. Mary's Church and the Market House dome in the background.
Acquisition date: 1999-07-30
Public Rooms, Penzance
Coloured Engraving
View of St. John's Hall from the west. Market House dome can be seen in the distance.
Acquisition date: 1999-07-30
Penzance (from the Cliff)
Lithograph
View of Penzance from Chyandour. The new St. Mary's Church can be seen in the middle of the image.
Acquisition date: 1999-07-30
Opening of the West Cornwall Railway - The Penzance Station
Coloured Engraving
coloured lithograph, taken from London Illustrated News. It shows the station with crowds of people gathered to see the first train arrive at Penzance. The harbour, St. Mary's Church and the far west of Penzance can also be seen. The banner reads 'Welcome one and all'.
Acquisition date: 1999-07-30