Box Tree Cottage, Wall, Gwinear, Cornwall. Late 1800s

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Box Tree Cottage, Wall, Gwinear, Cornwall. Late 1800s

View of the thatched cottage, Box Tree Cottage, where John Wesley, the Methodist preacher, slept when he visited Wall in 1743. The Methodist Chapel is in the background. A group of people, including a pony and trap, are in the foreground. Photographer: Probably Samuel John Govier

TRURI : GWRgv.13

Media ID 15403874

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