Bedruthan, St Eval, Cornwall. 1900

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Bedruthan, St Eval, Cornwall. 1900

Good Samaritan Rock at Bedruthan Beach, with Queen Bess Rock behind. A man can be seen standing on the beach. Good Samaritan was named after the ship wrecked there in 1846 and Queen Bess was named during the Victorian era because of the likeness to Elizabeth I. Photographer: John Charles Burrow

TRURI : EVAcl.38

Media ID 14008204

© From the collection of the RIC

Beach Coast

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