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Nancledra water wheel and stamps
Nancledra water wheel and stamps. Built by Sara's Foundries (Wadebridge, Cornwall) around 1860. One of few such sets, these have since been removed for preservation. They were last worked by Mr Berriman who owned the property in the early…
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden. This photo shows a sign toward Ludgvan Leaze.
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
One of a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.
Series of Garden & Cornish Hedges being built
Part of a series of photos showing the building of a Cornish hedge and garden. This photo shows a woman walking along the side of a road.
The Bank, St Mary's, Scilly Isles
The Bank, St Mary's, Scilly Isles.
SEE FISH 9.001
SEE FISH 9.001
Henry Jones & Son Pleasure Fair in Cabbage Patch
Few people now can recall the annual visit of Henry Jones & Sons Fair to Halsetown where they built up in a crowded meadow among the cabbages and rows of peas, some 700 feet above St Ives and in the shadow of Rosewall (locally called Buttermilk)…
Children Riding Gallopers
Dorman's "new' gallopers
Penwith Pleasure Park
"GALLOPING HORSES AND RACING COCKERELS"
Built in 1921 by Messrs Thomas Walker of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire and erected at Crowlas 1982
(Penwith Pleasure Park opened in 1977 and closed around 1984.)
Built in 1921 by Messrs Thomas Walker of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire and erected at Crowlas 1982
(Penwith Pleasure Park opened in 1977 and closed around 1984.)
Knill Ceremony
Knill Ceremony participants and accompanying visitors assemble in the forecourt of the St Ives Guildhall before proceeding to then monument for the 1976 ceremony.
Knill Ceremony
The participants in the 1976 Knill Ceremony walking up the hill to the summit where the celebrations take place.
Knill Ceremony
The Knill Ceremony. The fiddler leads dancers along the plinth of the steeple in the 1976 ceremony.
Knill Ceremony Walk Guildhall to Knill Steeple
Walking from St Ives Guildhall to Knill Monument, with fiddler leading the way.