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This hearth or forge feature has just been exposed during excavation within house 3 at Chysauster. The field wall in the background was removed by Kendrick and Hencken in about 1930.

Panoramic school photograph

Hea Corner , Heamoor Penzance.

The sign reads:

First line: J. Woolcock (?)
Second line: Pony Jingles & Tractors
Third line: Illegible
Fourth line: (first word/s partially obscured) Firewood

Headstone at Humphry Davy's grave in Geneva, Switzerland.

Image shows a partial photograph of a naval reservist pinned to a board.
Bushy handlebar moustache

Overview

Blown down in Gale
Group posing

The new Cook's Kitchen Shaft at South Crofty mine, Pool, between Camborne and Redruth.
Production of tin has (had) increased by almost 40,000 tonnes (1980) over last year's figures contributing substantially to the areas tin production which stands…

The new Cook's Kitchen Shaft at South Crofty mine, Pool, between Camborne and Redruth.
Production of tin has (had) increased by almost 40,000 tonnes (1980) over last year's figures contributing substantially to the areas tin production which stands…

The new Cook's Kitchen Shaft at South Crofty mine, Pool, between Camborne and Redruth.
Production of tin has (had) increased by almost 40,000 tonnes (1980) over last year's figures contributing substantially to the areas tin production which stands…

The new Cook's Kitchen Shaft at South Crofty mine, Pool, between Camborne and Redruth.
Production of tin has (had) increased by almost 40,000 tonnes (1980) over last year's figures contributing substantially to the areas tin production which stands…

Headgear and buildings of unknown mine.

Head and Shoulders portrait of well dressed young man.

The front of the Hea-moor Post Office with the post master Mr Spinks standing outside.
Two stamp machines and a post box are set into the window panes. A White Telephone box is standing outside .

L - R John Thomas, Bert James, John Osborne,Cecil Thomas, Bob Osborne (back), Maurice Griggs &Shep the dog.
Croust time

Possibly around Perranuthnoe

Photograph of haymaking in progress