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Looking west down Truck Hill, Probus, Cornwall. 1900sA view from Fore Street, looking west down Truck Hill. A lady stands in the road holding a baby while two others pose for the camera
Opening ceremony of the Royal Cornwall MuseumGroup photograph, taken on the balcony, at the opening ceremony of the museum on 11th June 1919
Michael Ransley, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. January 1990Michael Ransley, Lostwithiel instrument maker, works on a copy of a recorder from the sixteenth century. The London College of Music have commissioned him to create four Renaissance recorders
Lamorran Woods, Cornwall. 1920s-1930sTwo ladies stand looking along a track through the woods. The ladies clothing indicates that the photograph was taken in the 1920s or 1930s. Photographer: Arthur William Jordan
Lamorran Wood, Cornwall. Probably 1920s-1930sA view of a lane through the woods. Photographer: Arthur William Jordan
Trelease farm looking across the River Fal to Tolverne, Kea, Cornwall. After 1907View of the river with the pleasure boat, Princess Victoria. The Princess Victoria was a twin screw Thomas steamer built in 1907 for the River Fal Steamship Company (1906-1942)
Probus, Cornwall. Early 1900sA view from Fore Street looking south east towards Hawkins Arms Public House and the church beyond
The Square looking towards the Church of St Probus and St GraceProbus Church has the tallest church tower in Cornwall at 129 ft. A group of boys pose for the camera in front of the church. Mrs H
St Keynes well, Cornwall. Early 1900sThe well, much overgrown, with a cottage on the right hand side. St Keyne was a holy woman from Wales who lived as a hermit in Cornwall in the 5th century. The church and well are named after her
Tretawn, St Kew, Cornwall, 1957General view of most of the Grade II listed late 16th century house. Photographer: Charles Woolf
Lizard lighthouse from top of the cliff, Landewednack. Cornwall. Before 1903The lighthouse was built by Thomas Fonnereau in 1751 as a twin coal-fired light, converted to oil in 1811, and electricity in 1874
Trewane, St Kew, Cornwall. 1957General view of the Grade II listed manor house built for the Nicholls family in the early 17th century. Photographer: Charles Woolf
Pengenna, St Kew, Cornwall. 1959General view of the front of the Grade II listed late 16th / early 17th century house and part of the garden. Photographer: Charles Woolf
DCLI Recruiting march, St Kew, Cornwall, 13 August 1915The Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry band are playing as a young boy watches. Photographer: Arthur William Jordan
Cornish Arms, Pendoggett, Cornwall. Date unknownView of the 16th century inn taken from the road with sign showing licensee C. Stammer selling wines, spirits, beer and tobacco. Photographer: Unknown
On the Fal, Kea, Cornwall. Early 1900sA rowing boat, with a lady and man, landing on the beach. The photograph was possibly taken at the entrance to Coombe Creek on the River Fal. Photographer: Unknown
Lostwithiel Town Band, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. July 1989Lostwithiel Town Band performing during Carnival Week in the towns Coulson Park. The band performs at various events in the town including the Christmas pageant, Remembrance Day and civic parades
Can Can Dancers, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. March 1990An evening of song and dance held in Lostwithiel church hall culminated in a Folies Bergere routine by St Mabyn Young Farmers
Mayors Ball, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. December 1989The official last event of Lostwithiel 800, the anniversary year of the Towns Charter, was the Mayors Ball attended by many local dignitaries
Police Officers, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. May 1990A new community police officer, Martin Bennett (left) has taken over in Lostwithiel from PC Chris Jewells (right) who, after six years patrolling the town, is moving to Bodmin
Penhale Caravan Park, Fowey, Cornwall. January 1990Up to ten caravans on Penhale Caravan Park in Fowey were destroyed during a fierce overnight storm which raged through the night and into the next day
Lizard lighthouse from top of the cliffWashing is spread out on the cliff to dry. The lighthouse was built by Thomas Fonnereau in 1751 as a twin coal-fired light, converted to oil in 1811, and electricity in 1874
Close up view of Lizard lighthouse with a lady at the gateA Trinity House notice, dated 1905, gives opening hours for the public
Housel Bay, Landewednack, Cornwall. 22nd June 1908View of Lizard lighthouse from Housel Bay with Bumble Rock and Lions Den
Trewane, St Kew, Cornwall, 1957General view of the Grade II listed manor house built for the Nicholls family in the early 17th century. Photographer: Charles Woolf
Pengenna, St Kew, Cornwall. 1959General view of the front of the Grade II listed late 16th / early 17th century house. Photographer: Charles Woolf
Paradise, Penweathers, Kea, Cornwall. Early 1900sView of stream and footbridge. Photographer: Unknown
Fallen Tree, Fowey, Cornwall. January 1990A digger removes a fallen tree lying across the Fowey to Lostwithiel road near Castle Dore. The storms raged through the night and into the next day, flipping over caravans at a nearby site
Pengenna, St Kew, Cornwall. 1959General view of the rear of the Grade II listed late 16th / early 17th century house. Photographer: Charles Woolf
Rotary Club Presidency Handover, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. July 1989Alan Terry (left) hands over the Presidency of Lostwithiel Rotary Club to Martin Austen (right)