Porthleven, Fore Street 1935
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In the background is the Methodist Chapel, the third to be built in Porthleven. The foundations were laid on 8 June 1881, and the chapel was opened on 11 May 1883; it was built from granite, with Delabole and Bangor slate for the roof. The total cost was £3,700, and the architect was James Hicks of Redruth.

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I remember travelling from Luton in Bedfordshire during the late 1950s and early 1960s to spend a week at Mrs Sampson's Harbour House boarding facilities. My father used to drive the coach overnight from Luton and we would stop in Honiton on the way. If we were early we would also stop in Truro for a short time. The building in question is seen in this photo at the extreme right hand side and later was ...see more