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It was customary for 'hobbies' as the old 19th century showmen called their wooden horses, to be individually names. This practice survived into the 1930s. The faded name 'Joe' can just be seen on the neck of this 150-year-old fairground antique.

Alf Whiteleggs "Golden Gallopers" with 89 Key "Merenghi" Organ

General view of Fair with three Anderton & Rowlands, Burrells, a small Jones Steam Tractor (mid picture) & Hancocks Rides (identifiable near the top). This is a typical "Tober" scene of 70 years ago. Engines are on "straked" wheels & Residential…

Panthers & other well remembered "Slopers" & "in" bikes of the 1920s& 30s

Carnival rides: Helter Skelter, Crazy Cakewalk and Flying Circus.

Memorial of Sir Francis Drake (1540-1596) against backdrop of Whitelegg's Big Wheel on Plymouth Hoe

Aerial view of St Levan Church.
Grid reference, SW 3803 2220.
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6481&resourceID=1020

Copy of farm 6.004
Washing Milk Buckets with Water drawn from Well or "peath"

Polgigga Smithy in the 1930s. Now completely changed & converted to a domestic garage.

Whistle Cottage, St Levan. Properly named Mount Whistle, situated near St Buryan Bottoms but in the parish of St Levan and on the periphery of the farm holding of Trengothal (St Aubyn Estates, Ltd). Photo taken in 1960. There has since been an…

Foundry Square Chapel bought by Pratt Bros in 1960 run as an ex WD surplus store.

Richards photograph

1898 Postcard of Crowlas by Bragg of Truro typical itinerant Photographers Village Postcard recently made legal by Govt. Cost 1d each & halfpenny postage to anywhere