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Churchtown, St Keverne, Cornwall. Before 1907Part of the square in St Keverne Churchtown from the south west showing the church tower before the clock was installed in 1907
Churchtown, St Keverne, Cornwall. Before 1907The north side of the square in St Keverne Churchtown showing Edwin Rule & Sons grocer shop with the church tower behind. The tower is pictured before the clock was installed in 1907
Black Head, St Keverne, Cornwall. 1908A view of Black Head from Pedn Boar. Three twin-masted ships under full sail are under way up The Channel off the point. Photographer: Herbert Hughes
The Square and church, Churchtown, St Keverne, Cornwall. After 1920A view of The Square and St Keverne Church with its unusual spire. The Three Tuns Hotel and Edwin Rule & Sons store can also be seen. The clock was installed in the church tower in 1907
Visiting group near Giants Quoits after they fell, St Keverne, Cornwall. 9th January 1966The visiting group includes Mr Nicholls on the right and probably the photographer Charles Woolf in the centre. The Giants Quoits stood on the cliffs of Manacle Point until they fell in early 1966
Giants Quoits before they fell, St Keverne, Cornwall. Early January 1966The Giants Quoits, a natural granite rock formation, before they fell. The Giants Quoits stood on the cliffs of Manacle Point until they fell in early 1966
Churchtown, St Keverne, Cornwall. Around 1900Churchtown with a view of St Keverne Church behind some houses. Photographer: Unknown
Churchtown, St Keverne, Cornwall. After 1920St Keverne Churchtown showing the church tower with the clock which was installed in 1907. The church was re-roofed in 1908. The slate roof of the house in the foreground was put on in 1920
Thatched cob building by roadside, Lanarth, St Keverne, Cornwall. 1971Thatched cob building by roadside. Tools, including pick axes, hang by the entrance outside. Photographer: Charles Woolf
Cut-stone in cottage wall, Commercial Road, St Keverne, Cornwall. 1978A cut-stone on the wall of the cottage, Melrose House, reads " Built AD 1739 by Dorcas Pym". Melrose House is one of a group of three Grade II listed cottages
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"
Churchtown, St Keverne, Cornwall. Before 1907St Keverne Churchtown showing the church tower without the clock which was installed in 1907. The lych gate, with its chapel of rest above (known as the Dead House ) which was altered in 1927
Visiting group near Giants Quoits after they fell, St Keverne, Cornwall. 9th January 1966The visiting group includes Mr Nicholls on the left, the photographer Charles Woolf (second from left) and historian, teacher and archaeologist Dorothy Dudley in the centre
Giants Quoits after they fell, St Keverne, Cornwall. 9th January 1966Mr Nicholls standing beside the recently fallen stones of the Giants Quoits, a natural granite rock formation. The Giants Quoits stood on the cliffs of Manacle Point until they fell in early 1966
Giants Quoits before they fell, St Keverne, Cornwall. Early January 1966A woman standing by the Giants Quoits, a natural granite rock formation, before they fell. The Giants Quoits stood on the cliffs of Manacle Point until they fell in early 1966
