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BUILD.COR.087.tif
Sepia style overview

BUILD.COR.085.tif
Sepia style study

BUILD 6.008.tif
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.

Grid reference, SX 0506 8845

For further information see Historic Environment Record,…

BUILD 8.065.tif
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. St.Materiana's church.

Grid reference, SX 0506…

O.198.tif
Tintagel Castle.

O.196.tif
Tintagel Castle.

O.194.tif
Tintagel Castle.

O.193.tif
Tintagel Castle.

BUILD.COR.084.tif
Overview.
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Plymouth

BUILD.COR.101.tif
View north-east across Inner Ward. The site dates back to the Romano-British period and is associated with the legends of King Arthur

O.197.tif
Tintagel Castle.

O.195.tif
Tintagel Castle.

ZWM 168tif.tif
Interior Tinners Arms Zennor

ZWM 292.tif
Tinners Arms Interior Zennor

MIN 9.001.tif
PHOTO WITH ANNOTATIONS
The power to work the Tin Buddle was by Pony Trap Wheel and Bully. Beef Tins created the Driving Power when filled with water. Wages for the boys were seven shilling and six-pence per week.
L -R: Bill Semmens; Will…

MIN 8.005.tif
Bill Semmens, Will Nicholls, Jim Nicholls, John Williams, B J Keast The power to work the tin Buddle was by a pony trap wheel & "bully beef" tins created the driving power when filled with water. Boys wages 7/6d per week.

IND 16HF 063.tif
The power to work the Tin Buddle was by Pony Trap Wheel,`bully beef'tins created the driving power when filled with water

ZWM 179.tif
Tin Mine Models

P1010836.JPG
The remains of Burt's Bath House, Penzance, exposed as the rough seas washed the sand away during the January 2014 storms. The storms of the winter of 2013/2014 destroyed a great deal of the coastline but also revealed much which had been invisible.…

P1010834.JPG
The remains of Burt's Bath House, Penzance, exposed as the rough seas washed the sand away during the January 2014 storms. The storms of the winter of 2013/2014 destroyed a great deal of the coastline but also revealed much which had been invisible.…
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