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Zennor Churchtown
Zennor Church and village
Unidentified Cornish Church
Unidentified Cornish church
Twin Towers in scaffolding at Truro Cathedral
Truro Cathedral pictured in 1909 with scaffolding still encasing the western towers. The structure now completed, the towers were dedicated the next year (1910) and were named after King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra.
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.
Truro Cathedral with Houses and River
Truro Cathedral, pictured in 1930, showing the dramatic impact of the impressive building towering above some of the town's older buildings and the nearby river. Many of the surrounding buildings have since been replaced by modern commercial…
Truro Cathedral Cathedra or Bishops Throne
Truro Cathedral. The Cathedra, or Bishop's Throne, situation on the south side of the choir.
Truro Cathedral
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 Many of the surrounding buildings have now been replaced by modern commercial…
Tintagel Churchyard Grave of Cabin Boy of Iota
Pen and ink drawing of the grave of a cabin boy of the ship 'Iota' (1893) in Tintagel Churchyard. Drawing done by Clive Carter in 1983.
Tintagel Church from Lychgate
Typical church entrance stile showing the slate slab on which the coffin was rested whilst the bearers sat on the side seats to await the conducting priest. This 1898 photo shows Tintagel Church.
Stoke Poges Churchyard where Elegy was written
A general view of the churchyard at Stoke Poges where Thomas Gray's 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard' was reputedly written.
Stoke Poges Churchyard
Stoke Poges churchyard wherein Thomas Gray's 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard' was reputedly conceived and written.
Stoke Poges Church Lychgate where Elegy written
Stoke Poges Church. Entrance to the church enclosure within the churchyard where Thomas Gray's 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard' is reputed to have been written.
St Levan Church
St Levan Church. Situated in a secluded dell about four miles from Land's End. The graves of the crew of the Khyber (1905) is directly under the tower, in the shadowed corner. The photo shows a woman walking on the path in front of the church.
St Gerrans Church
St Gerran's Church, pictures with a man on the top of the steeple.
St Buryan Church with Two Carriages Pulled by Horses, Full of People
St Buryan Church, pictured with two horse-carriages in front, both full of people. Sign on the right side for St Buryan Hotel. (Photo donated by E. Richards, 6/7/1980)
St Austell Parish Church
St Austell Parish Church
Sennen Church
Sennen Church by Preston.
Manaccan Church
A postcard depicting Manaccan Church on the Lizard Peninsula.