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Shakerag Street
1910
View across open area and fence towards the Cornish homes on Shakerag Street in Mineral Point.
Old Houses on Shakerag Street
October 1948
The Pendarvis and Trelawny homes on Shake Rag Street, originally Cornish miner's cottages.
Primitive Methodist Church
1900
A primitive Methodist Church building. Caption reads: "Old P.M. Church Mineral Point, Wis."
Pendarvis and Trelawny Homes
1930
The Cornish homes of Pendarvis and Trelawny on Shake Rag Street.
Pendarvis House
1942
The Pendarvis home, a restored Cornish miner's home now owned by Robert M. Neal.
Polperro House
1945
A restored Cornish miner's house, called Polperro, on Shake Rag Street. The house was temporarily covered with siding, but after restoration the siding was removed to reveal the original log constr...
