Bath Cottages Wherrytown

Is this on the south or north side of the road?

I believe this is the north side and the far gable end is the Mounts Bay Inn.

No scrub that last comment. I can see from a picture of the Mounts Bay Inn that the pitch of the roof is wrong. So in answer to your question, I don't know.

@Halfhidden Thanks for that I didn't know how to reply!!

That's OK I'm trying to find another picture i had of bath Cottages in my collection that isn't yet up on the site. I believe @Harvey69 may be interested in that once i find it and upload it.

Just going from the number of front doors, I'd guess it's 'Coastguards Row' (aka 'Boase Cottages'?), South side..?

This is from the 1878 1:500...



The same buildings (+ the Baths) in 1936...

Yes it might well be. Thank you Hedge Slammer It looks as if this image was taken looking East and that gable end is the coast guard and life boat station.

I was looking for a photo showing a higher building (gable end) on the East end of the terrace... at first I was confused:




...but then... Hello!



The gable end is Oliver Caldwell's 1887 Public Baths.





The 5-pot chimney stack is there (in the photo at the top of this thread), but the single pot is just out of shot.

There's a good picture (from the back) in the thread on 'Indoor Baths' about the demolition of the building in 1938, following the fire in 1935.

Yeah I did the same... I realised the style of chimney, classic for coastguard buildings, but like you I though hang on, it's not in the right place...

@Halfhidden I can follow your logic about it being on the South side! I am also interested in the North side Grylls Terrace a distant relation lived in Number 1 and was manager of the serpentine factory