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Lanherne Convent, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Early 1900sA grotto with a statue of Our Lady, and another small figure, in the grounds of Lanherne Convent. Lanherne was formerly the Manor House of the Arundell family
Lanherne Convent, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Early 1900sA view of Lanherne Convent taken from the front in winter. Lanherne was formerly the Manor House of the Arundell family and home of the prominent Catholic Sir John Arundell in the 16th century
Lanherne Convent, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. 1906A view of Lanherne Convent taken from the main entrance gate, with the tower of St Mawgan in Pydar Parish Church just visible over the trees on the right hand side
Church Lychgate, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Around 1920A view from the road by the lychgate of St Mawgan in Pydar Parish Church, looking west. There are two men sitting on the wall opposite
The Falcon Inn and view up hill with a postman walking towards the camera. St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Around 1925Mawgan is identified with the Arundell family, known as the great Arundells on account of their vast riches. Glass lantern slide from a lecture, entitled Some Historic Cornish Beauty Spots
Falcon Inn, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Around 1920The rear of the Falcon Inn as seen from the garden in winter or early spring. Photographer: Unknown
Carloggas Hill, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Around 1920A view down Carloggas Hill, and the Entrance to Mawgan. The motorcar with the registration number BX518 is the same car as in the photograph TRURI : MWPct.5, and has two people going for a drive
Rose Cottage, Tregurrian, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. July 1926A general view of Rose Cottage at Tregurrian. A young boy is standing in the doorway. Photographer: Herbert Hughes
Lanherne Convent, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. 1973Main facade of Lanherne House. Lanherne was formerly the Manor House of the Arundell family and home of the prominent Catholic Sir John Arundell in the 16th century
Carnanton House, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. 1969A general view of Carnanton House from the driveway in early spring. Photographer: Charles Woolf
Lawrys Mill, Carnanton Woods, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Early 1900sA view of Lawrys Mill, looking east. A man, lady and little girl are on the footbridge, together with a bicycle. Formerly known as Carnanton Mill
Lawrys Mill, Carnanton Woods, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. 1900A view of Lawrys Mill in the summer of 1900, looking west. A man is leading a horse and cart. There is a wooden footbridge across the river and another bridge further back
Lanherne Convent, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. 1957Main facade of Lanherne House. Lanherne was formerly the Manor House of the Arundell family and home of the prominent Catholic Sir John Arundell in the 16th century
Lanherne Convent, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. 1973Main facade of Lanherne House with a view of the church tower of St Mawgan and St Nicholas to the side. Lanherne was formerly the Manor House of the Arundell family
Lawrys Mill, Carnanton Woods, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. 1909A view of Lawrys Mill in the summer of 1909, looking west. There is a wooden footbridge with broken slats across the river
Higher Denzell Farmhouse, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. 16th July 1926A general view of Higher Denzell farmhouse, St Mawgan in Pydar. The Grade 2 listed farmhouse is an architecturally unusual asymmetrical building incorporating a three storey block
Lawrys Mill, Carnanton Woods, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Early 1900sView of Lawrys Mill, looking east. A photographer is posed with his camera equipment by the footbridge. Formerly known as Carnanton Mill
Lawrys Mill, Carnanton Woods, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Around 1890A general view of the mill buildings at Lawrys Mill from across the stream. Formerly known as Carnanton Mill, it was recorded as a tucking mill in 1809 but may date back further to before 1659
Lawrys Mill, Carnanton Woods, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Early 1900sA view of Lawrys Mill, looking west, with two ladies, one on the footbridge. There are other people on the lane and a four wheeled horseless carriage is parked outside the Mill
St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Probably 1921Footbridge and ford showing part of the school at St Mawgan in Pydar. There is a lady on the bridge with a little dog. Photographer: Unknown
Falcon Inn, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Probably 1921The rear of the Falcon Inn as seen from the garden, with several people eating at the picnic tables in the foreground. There are also two little dogs and a cat. Photographer: Unknown
Footbridge over stream, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Early 1900sThree ladies standing on the footbridge by the school, wearing their Sunday best. Sign on the tree reads " The fishing in this river is strictly preserved between Halveor and St Mawgan
Ford and footbridge over stream, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Early 1900sDucks can be seen in the stream. The footbridge is located by the school wall. Photographer: Unknown
Lantern Cross, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Around 1925Glass lantern slide from a lecture, entitled Some Historic Cornish Beauty Spots, given by Cornishman and amateur photographer, Major Arthur William Gill, in around 1925
Mawgan Church and Lychgate, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Around 1925Glass lantern slide from a lecture, entitled Some Historic Cornish Beauty Spots, given by Cornishman and amateur photographer, Major Arthur William Gill, in around 1925
Entrance doorway to Lanherne Convent, Cornwall. Around 1925Glass lantern slide from a lecture, entitled Some Historic Cornish Beauty Spots, given by Cornishman and amateur photographer, Major Arthur William Gill, in around 1925
Lanherne Convent, St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall. Around 1925The Nunnery, a Tudor house, was the manor house of the Arundells and was given to Carmelite nuns, refugees from the French Revolution
