Now an artist's studio, this building at the top of Trewarveth Street used to be Newlyn Infants' School. Ben Batten in 'Newlyn Boyhood' writes: Near the top of Trewarveth Street you can see a fine granite building, surrounded by high iron railings, commanding a splendid view... For me it is still 'the infants' school' which from 1916 to 1919 gave me my first measure of scholastic education... Those were good days. We children 'belonged', we were the products of a community that had character and savour...
