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Branwells Mill, Gulval
Constuction completed in 1903
A typical thatched cottage at Gulval
With the resident in the doorway
A cottage at Gulval
The end wall with plaster exposed shows the Cob construction. Cob is a natural building material made from sub soil, water, fibrous organic material and sometimes lime
Gulval Church
Church gate and steps
Rose Morran, private chapel
Located on the property
Rose Morran, Gulval
Ornate gate posts
Rose Morran Cottage, Gulval
Period Grade II listed former farmhouse with a thatched roof
Gulval Church 3
As 0RCH.SL.0176, ORCH.SL.0177
Gulval Church 2
As ORCH.SL.0175
Gulval Church 1
Overview
Blue Bridge, Gulval
Located west of Gulval, there is a commemorative stone post near the bridge
Noongallas Bridge
Situated at the top of Trevaylor, near Gulval
Bleu Bridge inscribed stone, Gulval
A 6th century inscribed stone at Bleu or Blue Bridge, Gulval. The inscription reads QVENATAVCI IC DINVI FILIVS
(The stone) of Qvenataucus here, son of Dinvius
(The stone) of Qvenataucus here, son of Dinvius
Grinding Quern
Found at Rosemorran, Gulval, September 1969
Four Parish Boundary Stone
The four Parishes being Morvah, Zennor, Gulval, Madron, the stone being located in the vicinity of Higher Kerrowe
Rosemorran Cross
Located near Gulval
Gold find from Rosemorran, Gulval
Ancient British torque bracelets found at Rosemorran
Hunt meeting, Gulval
The Western Hunt meet, Gulval