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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.

A ketch typical of numerous such coastal traders seen in most English ports until ousted by the more economical diesel powered vessels in the 1930s. They carried general cargoes; coal, manures, cattle foods, chemical, etc, and regularly called on…

Restored GWR King George V by Bulmer Cyder Co Hereford

King William IV pub in Madron.

After unloading a large transformer

Leaving the dock after having delivered a huge transformer destined for Indian Queens

The Knill Ceremony. The fiddler leads dancers along the plinth of the steeple in the 1976 ceremony.

The participants in the 1976 Knill Ceremony walking up the hill to the summit where the celebrations take place.

Knill Ceremony participants and accompanying visitors assemble in the forecourt of the St Ives Guildhall before proceeding to then monument for the 1976 ceremony.

Walking from St Ives Guildhall to Knill Monument.

Walking from St Ives Guildhall to Knill Monument, with fiddler leading the way.

Rocket Apparatus and Breeches Buoy in use