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The Rectory, Merther, Cornwall. Date unknown but probably around 1920sA view of Merther Rectory, which once served the Church of St Cohan. Photographer: Arthur William Jordan
Chapel Street, Penzance, Cornwall. Early 1900sA view towards the Church of St Mary the Virgin from the corner of Chapel Street and Quay Street. General Merchants, J. Hosking is on the right
St Petroc Minor Church interior, Little Petherick, Cornwall. 1968View north-east from south-west of south aisle showing the font, pews, rood screen and vaulted ceiling. The church is a Grade I listed building with 14th century origins
Kerley Downs Methodist Chapel, Baldhu, Kea, Cornwall. Probably early 1900sA view of Billy Brays Three Eye Chapel. The chapel was built by Billy Bray in 1835 and, since its closure in 1982, is now cared for by the Billy Bray Memorial Trust as a memorial to the memory of
Bethel United Methodist Church, Baldhu, Kea, Cornwall. Probably early 1900sA view of the gable ends of the church showing the datestone Bethel United Methodist Church 1842. This is one of two United Methodist chapels that were located in Baldhu
Fore Street looking east, St Austell, Cornwall. 1900sA view along Fore Street, with the tower of Holy Trinity Church in the background. At least three shops are displaying clothing in their windows
Font, Church of St Sithney, Sithney, Cornwall. Date unknown but probably early 1900sThe font in Sithney Parish Church. Photographer: Herbert Hughes
The Norman font, Church of St Sithney, Sithney, Cornwall. April 1935The Norman font with rounded granite bowl from Carnmenellis around 1919. Said to be the original font taken away by Captain Rogers to Carnmenellis. Photographer: Herbert Hughes
St Kea All Hallows Church bells, Kea, Cornwall. Probably 1904The eight bells from St Kea All Hallows Church, presumably before their installation in the new church which was consecrated in 1896
St Levan, Cornwall. 1st January 1903A view of the church and neighbouring houses from a distance. Photographer: Unknown
St Brevita Church, Lanlivery, Cornwall. October 1991
The Promenade, Penzance, Cornwall. Around 1900A view on a hand coloured slide of the nearly deserted Promenade looking east towards the Church of St Mary the Virgin. Hand coloured slide by W. C. Hughes. Photographer: Unknown
St Pol de Leon Church, Paul, Cornwall. Around 1910A view looking towards the church tower from the lane. Standing in front of a cottage, which sits in front of the church tower, is a group of three children dressed in pinafores and hats
Penelewey Barton Farmhouse, Kea, Cornwall. Around 1920sView of the Grade II listed house and garden wall from the garden, with two horses and dog. Photographer: Unknown
Fore Street and Hawkins Arms, Probus, Cornwall. Early 1900sFore Street looking towards the Church of St Probus and St Grace with the Hawkins Arms in the centre. Photographer: Arthur Philp or Arthur William Jordan
The Square and Church of St Probus and St Grace, Probus, Cornwall. Early 1900sThe Square looking towards the church from the north side with the Jubilee Lamp in view. A well dressed group stand in Wagg Lane, near the church. Photographer: Canon Henry Holroyd Mills
The Square, Probus, Cornwall. Probably 1907The Square from the entrance to Chapel Street with the Post Office on the right and the church tower, dating from around 1523, on the left
View from church tower, Probus, Cornwall. 1953View over the village to the north west from the top of the church tower. The China Clay hills can be seen in the far distance. Photographer: Charles Woolf
Mace grocery store in The Square, St Keverne, Cornwall. 1967A shop in The Square with St Keverne Church on the right. A small van with registration plate 548 JCV is parked outside. Photographer: Charles Woolf
A view towards the church from Commercial Road, St Keverne, Cornwall. 1978A view of cottages on the right with the church beyond. A cut-stone on the wall of one of the cottages reads " Built AD 1739 by Dorcas Pym"
Cottages in Manaccan, Cornwall. Around 1925The tower of St Manaccus and St Dunstan Church can be seen through the trees on the left. Cornishman and amateur photographer, Major Arthur William Gill
Dolly Pentreaths memorial, St Pol de Leon churchyard, Paul, Cornwall. Early 1900sA view of Dolly Pentreaths memorial set in the wall of Paul churchyard. Dolly Pentreaths main language was Cornish and she only learned a little English as an adult
Installation of Vicar of Lanlivery, Cornwall. 14th February 1989At the installation service of the Vicar of Lanlivery are, from left to right: Rev. Brian Anderson, Rural Dean; Martin Follett, Diocesan Registrar; Rev. David Keighley, new Vicar; Rt. Rev
