Twin Towers at West Front of Truro Cathedral
View of the west front of Truro Cathedral, the last part of the structure to be built. They were named after King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra and were dedicated in 1910.
St Marys Church partly built into Cathedral
Pictured in 1880, this is the original St Mary's Church in Truro which was partly demolished and partly incorporated within the present Truro Cathedral, now known as St Mary's Aisle. The 16th century St Mary's Church was on the site of which the Cathedral was built. This image was taken from an 1880 photograph. TWO COPIES Grid reference: SW 8263 4491. For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO25159&resourceID=1020
Picture taken of Truro Cathedral about 1930 showing the dramatic impact of the impressive building towering above some of the town's older buildings and nearby river. Many of the surrounding buildings have now been replaced by modern commercial structures. TWO COPIES
Carvings of Fish known locally Chuckcheelds. More details on photo
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