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The nine maidens.

Nine Maidens Downs stone circle, also known as Wendron Stone Circle. There are remains of a second circle to the immediate north.

Grid reference: SW 6831 3653

For further information see Historic Environment…

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The nine maidens.

Nine Maidens Downs stone circle, also known as Wendron Stone Circle. There are remains of a second circle to the immediate north.

Grid reference: SW 6831 3653

For further information see Historic Environment…

http://192.168.0.2/omeka/plugins/Dropbox/files/O.911.tif
The nine maidens.

Nine Maidens Downs stone circle, also known as Wendron Stone Circle. There are remains of a second circle to the immediate north.

Grid reference: SW 6831 3653

For further information see Historic Environment…

http://192.168.0.2/omeka/plugins/Dropbox/files/O.912.tif
The nine maidens.

Nine Maidens Downs stone circle, also known as Wendron Stone Circle. There are remains of a second circle to the immediate north.

Grid reference: SW 6831 3653

For further information see Historic Environment…

lamornabirch.374.tif
No Bathing today.

COLLINS.137B.tif
Glass plate

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Noisiel wrecked August 1905 Master Captain Symons a Cornishman and 6of his crew survived 2 able seaman were lost

ORCH.SL.0134.tif
Situated at the top of Trevaylor, near Gulval

Located at the top of Trevaylor Woods

COLLINS.138.tif

MG.426.tif
John Norden (c. 1547 – 1625) was an English cartographer, working in Cornwall approx 1610.
The slide is labelled "Norden's Map: East Hundred. Plymouth and East Cornwall. WEST is at TOP"
The map includes the towns of Launceston, Liskeard and Looe.

M.1018.tif
copy of record of Baptism Norman Garstin Garstin box 7 Item no 1651/6.

COLLINS.138.tif
The 100-ton steamer, Normande of Bayonne that was going from Nantes to Fowey in ballast went ashore on April 2nd 1914.

It was very foggy at the time, but the crew managed to scramble ashore, to be found the next morning by a Mr Martin, a local…

RGN.115.tif
The 100-ton steamer, Normande of Bayonne that was going from Nantes to Fowey in ballast went ashore on April 2nd 1914.

It was very foggy at the time, but the crew managed to scramble ashore, to be found the next morning by a Mr Martin, a local…
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