Cornwall Collection (page 44)

Men-An-Tol Stones
Men-An-Tol standing stones, Penzance, Cornwall

Helston Dance / Cornwall
ENGLAND - Floral Dance (8 May) Furry Day, Helston, Cornwall. One of the dances that occur during the day is one for couples in evening wear who weave in and out of the houses

Wrestling / Cornwall Style
Cornwall and Devon style of wrestling showing two men demonstrating the Inside Lock or Click

St Ruans Well - 2
Holy Well of St Ruan, The Lizard, Cornwall 2 of 2

Little girl eating an ice cream, Cornwall
Close-up of a little girl sitting on a mooring post in a Cornwall harbour, eating an ice cream

Copper mine at Colcoath, Camborne, Cornwall
A copper mine with men and women at work, at Dolcoath, Camborne, Cornwall

England / Lostwithiel
LOSTWITHIEL, CORNWALL The ruins of the palace

Mevagissey / 1920S
Mevagissey, Cornwall

Cornwall / Bedruthan Steps
Cornish scenery: Bedruthan Steps, North Cornwall

Newcomen Eng, Pool Mine
Newcomens atmospheric engine at Pool Mine, Cornwall

Trevithicks Steam-Whim
Richard Trevithick seniors steam-whim at Cooks Kitchen mine, Cornwall

White Hare of Cornwall
A white hare is the spirit of a broken hearted maiden who haunts her deceiver. In Cornwall one such hare also appears to warn the fisher folk of tempests

Herholy Well of St Keyne
The Well of Saint Keyne in Cornwall, who gave the waters a strange power. Whichever partner in a marriage drinks at the well first will have mastery in that marriage!

Trevithicks Steam Car
Trevithicks first passenger- carrying steam carriage looks pretty much like a railway locomotive: it runs at Camborne, Cornwall

Class Distinctions
Rolling stock on the Bodmin and Wadebridge Railway, Cornwall: first, second and third class carriages. Date: 1840

Cornish Fishing Boats
Fishing boats leaving the harbour at Looe, Cornwall

Tin Miners / Camborne
Miners climbing from the sixty- to the fifty-fathom level in King Edwards mine, near Camborne, Cornwall

Saltash Viaduct Opened
Prince Albert opens Brunels magnificent viaduct, which also inaugurates the rail link to Cornwall

China Clay Quarry
A china clay quarry near St. Austell, Cornwall. The quarries are often 300 feet deep and a mile round the top. The clay is washed out and the white sand is separated

Tintagel (Farington)
Tintagel, Cornwall: the rocks and the castle, where King Arthur is said by some to have been born, and held his court. Date: 1813

Henry Rogers
HENRY ROGERS Cornwall, who after a land dispute was decided against his favour would not give up the land & shot several persons to boot! Nasty man

Hornblower Steam Engine
Diagram of the steam engine patented by Jonathan Hornblower, from Cornwall, in 1781; his patent was overturned in 1799

Tin Mining / Cornwall / 1869
Winze-shaft, or sinking in a Cornish tin mine

Merfolk and Submarines
The mer-people resent the intrusion of submarines into the domain they share only with the fishes Date: 1907

Copper works in Cornwall, with smoking chimneys
Copper works in Cornwall, with many smoking chimneys

St Brewards well near Camelford, Cornwall

Royal Albert railway bridge, Saltash, Cornwall
The Royal Albert railway bridge at Saltash, Cornwall

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