Penzance, United Kingdom
The Old Lifeboat House
Cornwall's first lifeboat station moved four times before 1884, when a £1,000 donation built a granite home for just £575.
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Cornwall's first lifeboat station moved four times before 1884, when a £1,000 donation built a granite home for just £575.
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