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Redruth (Cornwall) Gladiator Club's 52-key Verbeeck fairground organ purchased from Pontefract, Yorkshire, in 1985 and incorporated into a rebuilt box body onto a lorry chassis by its present owners. They later toured…

The Paris Hotel in Coverack. In May 1899, the New York registered 10,000-ton liner Paris went aground at Lowland Point, Coverack in May 1899. This hotel (the Devenish House) in the village carries the ships name.

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The Keigwin Arms, which was originally a manor house of the Keigwin family. Jenkin Keigwin was reputably killed at entrance by invading Spanish troops during the 1595 invasion.

New York registered 10,000 ton liner aground at Lowland Point, Coerce. This wreck caused a world-wide sensation, attracting visitors in there thousands.
Pub in village named after this Ship

An Anderton & Rowland 'Scenic' ride (left) and an 'Alpine Glide' (centre) dominate this photo of Falmouth Moor fair in the 1920s. Note the central chimney pipes from the roundabouts which took the smoke and exhaust from the steam-propelled…

Fair organ at St Buryan Rally

An Anderton & Rowland Gladiator Engine in Mowla (Redruth).

Unidentified fairground tractor and trailer on the road.

Porthtowan Players performing with Marenghi organ in the background.

Porthtowan Players performing

Porthtowan Players

Anderton & Rowland engine and fair organ in Mawla.

The Iron Maiden fairground engine. "Mighty in Strength and Endurance".

The Wheel Inn at Tresillian, photographed in July 1982. The photo shows the thatched roof and wheel, and two bicycles in front of the inn.

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