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#7 A view looking down Barnoon Hill toward the town. The entrance to Ayr Lane can be seen on the right, St. Ives, Cornwall

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#7 A view looking down Barnoon Hill toward the town. The entrance to Ayr Lane can be seen on the right, St. Ives, Cornwall

What St. Ives looked like in the Late 19th Century

#7 A view looking down Barnoon Hill toward the town. The entrance to Ayr Lane can be seen on the right, St. Ives, Cornwall

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