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Pictures Dated 3rd August 2018

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'Obby 'Oss Day at Padstow, Cornwall. 1978

The 'Obby 'Oss, The Strand, Padstow, Cornwall. 1966

Dolly Pentreath's memorial, St Pol de Leon churchyard, Paul, Cornwall

St Pol de Leon Church, Paul, Cornwall. Around 1910

Old Mill House, The Square, Penryn, Cornwall. 1974

Group of people posed below cliff at Padstow, Cornwall. Probably 1890s or early 1900s

Lady standing below cliff at Padstow, Cornwall. Probably 1890s or early 1900s

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Dolly Pentreath's memorial, St Pol de Leon churchyard, Paul, Cornwall. Late 1800s or early 1900s

A view of Dolly Pentreath's memorial set in the wall of Paul churchyard with an elderly bearded gentleman standing by the side. Dolly Pentreath's main language was Cornish and she only learned a little English as an adult. She is considered by many people to be the last person to speak Cornish fluently as a first language, although this is contested by some. She died in 1777 and was buried at Paul where, in June 1860, a monument in her honour was set into the churchyard wall by Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte, a nephew of Napoleon, and by Reverend John Carbett, the Vicar of Paul of the time. Part of the A.K. Hamilton Jenkin collection. Photographer: Unknown.

Two women below the cliff at Trevone, Padstow, Cornwall. Probably 1890s or early 1900s

A group posed on the beach, Padstow, Cornwall. Probably 1890s or early 1900s

A picnic party below cliff, Padstow, Cornwall. Probably 1890s or early 1900s

The 'Obby 'Oss, Duke Street, Padstow, Cornwall. 1966

Fish Quay, Padstow Harbour, Cornwall. 1968

Dolly Pentreath's memorial, St Pol de Leon churchyard, Paul, Cornwall. Early 1900s

The bathing pool at Newtrain Bay, Trevone, Padstow, Cornwall. Early 1900s

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Dolly Pentreath's memorial, St Pol de Leon churchyard, Paul, Cornwall. Early 1900s

A view of Dolly Pentreath's memorial set in the wall of Paul churchyard. Dolly Pentreath's main language was Cornish and she only learned a little English as an adult. She is considered by many people to be the last person to speak Cornish fluently as a first language, although this is contested by some. She died in 1777 and was buried at Paul where, in June 1860, a monument in her honour was set into the churchyard wall by Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte, a nephew of Napoleon, and by Reverend John Carbett, the Vicar of Paul of the time. Photographer: Samuel John Govier.