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- How Truro came to be the capital city of Cornwall - The transfer of power through the ages
- Visionary who engineered a great chapter in Cornish history - Joseph Thomas Treffry
- Let's step out of lockdown into a history mystery - Cornish heritage sites administered by Cornwall Heritage Trust
- Turner's travels over Tamar tell Cornwall's story - J M W Turner's visit to Cornwall and his artwork
- Nostalgic Ride to a Land of Legend - Some Cornish tales and legends
- The Place names that help unlock our past history - The importance of place names in Cornwall's past
- Historic homes reveal dramatic family histories - Houses with Cornish family histories - Lanhydrock, Trerice, Cotehele
- Backtracking to our railway past - Cornwall and its railway beginnings
- Bude - Growth of a thriving resort town - Bude, its canal and its growth
- Cornwall’s great global Diaspora - Emigration leads to Cornish descendents throughout the world
- Villages guard clues to our heritage - Bodmin Moor's villages
- Storytellers will help keep alive Cornish identity - Gorsedh Kernow 2020
- Net profits for our old coastal communities - Fishing in Cornwall an overview
- Summercourt Fair well worth a nostalgic visit - The origins of Summercourt fair
- Enduring legacy of Cornwall's great benefactor - John Passmore Edwards
- How Tragedy at sea devastated lives left behind - Great storm of October 1880
- The father of local English history - John Leland his Cornish itinerary Launceston-Bodmin-Truro
- Lostwithiel - Rich layer of town's history - Lostwithiel historic capital of Cornwall
- In touch with our Celtic Festivals - Lowender Peran
- Landscape and legend entwined - Dozmary Pool
- Huge contribution to our culture - Cornish Archaeological Legend - Lt Col F C Hirst
- The marvel that's beneath our feet- The Great County Adit
- Revealing the Face of Tudor Cornwall - John Norden
- Inside Britain's Oldest Home - Penfound Manor
- Medieval Marvels Light up our Lives - Medieval Cornish church stained glass windows
- Cornwall at Christmas - Christmas past from the newspapers
- Wreck of the Anson - A wreck that changed attitudes and the law
- Greatest living Cornishman - Sir Arthur Quiller Couch 'Q'
- Preserving our holy ground - Cornish holy wells, recording and preserving them
- Fishing Smugglers and Wrecks - Stories of Mullion Cove
- Unlocking our past Cornwall's Canal Heritage - Overview of Cornwall canal's, built, not completed, planned and imagined
- Taking the High Ground - Bodmin's ancient hill forts
- Bridges battle for survival – Respryn Bridge - History and present day survival issues
- Miners toiled in the wake of St Piran - Mining in Perranporth
- Making a song and dance about us - Overview of some of Cornwall's cultural and historic heritage
- Lighting up the 'Age of the Saints' - St Petroc, Cornwall's medieval patron saint
- Amongst Mines and Miners - The work & achievements of J C Burrow, Camborne Photographer
- Rise and fall of our most iconic mine Botallack - Poldark, Royal visits and tunnels under the sea. The story of Botallack
- Roads to Fortune - Carrick Roads and the towns and settlements surrounding Cornwall's mighty waterway
- In the footsteps of Defoe - 18th century author of Robinson Crusoe tours Cornwall
- Britain's most beautiful branch line - St Erth to St Ives railway in the footsteps of Cyril Noall
- Brunel opens gateway to Cornwall - Saltash the opening of the Royal Albert Bridge and Cornwall Railway 1959
- Exploring the land of legend - Story Collectors & Storytellers
- A salute to the great Trevithick - An overview of Richard Trevithick a great Cornishman, his life and achievements
- Cornish Routes - Road development, turnpikes and toll-roads
- Called to the court of the king - Archaeology and the making of Tintagel as a destination
- The Newlyn Riots 125 years on - Religion and price of fish led to rioting in Newlyn
- Shining light in the darkness - Penzance's great son, Sir Humphry Davy
- Feisty travels with Celia - Early tour around Cornwall c1698 with Celia Fiennes
- The sky's the limit - Area of outstanding natural beauty AONB - Bodmin Moor
- Keep it Kernewek - Speak Cornish Week events and Cornish language
- A name perpetual - The Cornish uprising 1497 and dissatisfaction today
- Celtic Culture - International Celtic Congress and contribution from Celtic Congress Cornwall
- On the edge - The Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall
- Taxing Times, Cornwall's historic hundreds 'Stratton' - Background on the hundreds and first of nine - Stratton.
- Tudor Travels - John Leland around the Roseland Peninsula c1542
- River Journey's - The River Camel historic aspects
- For those in Peril - Saving life on the North Cornish coast before the RNLI lifeboats
- Fancy a pint? - Pubs in mid and west Cornwall, visited and written about by Arthur Caddick Cornish poet
- Portrait of a Parish - Botus Fleming Cornwall's second smallest parish
- Churches endure the ravages of time and man - Cury Church & Gunwalloe Church
- An idyllic scene - Visit to St Clements village and burial in Truro
- Opening up - Heritage Open Days in Cornwall - including many links
- Literary giant had powerful roots in Cornwall - Sir William Golding Cornish ancestry
- Full steam ahead - Early guidebooks to Cornwall
- Tall tower, deep roots - Probus church, schools and historic houses
- Legacies in stone - Early farming & Cornish hedges
- The Levant Disaster - The why's and wherefores of the Levant Man Engine disaster of 1919
- Crossing the Tamar - Opening of the Tamar Road Bridge 60th anniversary
- The Great Storm of 1859 - The 'Royal Charter Storm' death and destruction on land and sea
- Gone but not forgotten - Cyrus Redding journalist, writer and traveller
- Lyonesse, Lost lands & lessons - Myth & Legend meets 21st century reality
- Quethiock, a community destroyed in an afternoon - Sale of the manorial land broke up a community
- Read all about it (Cornish newspapers 1800 - 1840) - A range of historical articles
- Penhale to Wheal Coates - Including St Agnes AONB (following shortly)
- An enjoyable heritage day out - Visiting Minions Moor, Cheesewring, Hurlers, Trethevy Quoit, St Neot & pub lunch
- Mousehole - The loveliest village, history and traditions
- Cornish Christmas' past - How and why Christmas was celebrated and here in Cornwall
- Pictures of the Past - Engravings of Cornish towns and places
- Saviours of the Cornish language - Early scholars preserving and translating Cornish
- 200 years of the coastguard - The early days excise duties and smugglers
- Slain by the satellites of Satan & Royal Navy Shipwrecks
- John Thomas Blight - His work and an overview of his unfortunate life
- Spreading wings - Overview of the origins of Liskeard, Looe, Camborne, Redruth and Pool
- The men behind a famous Cornish Statue - Lander, Monument, Burnard and Sambell
- An Ancient History Ruan Linkinhorne - Parish, and historic families and castle
- The Birth of Tin Mining - Exporting tin through the Mediterranean to the Levant
- Songs for Cornwall - Cornwall's unique songs and music
- Hillforts and cliff castles - Visit some of these throughout Cornwall
- The Great Blizzard of 1891 - Transport, woodland, businesses and people how they were all effected
- Quirks of fate - Mitchell - The rise and fall of a historic village
- A Penwith road trip - Visiting various historic sites in Penwith with two young lads
- Digging into the past and Richard Earl of Cornwall - Evolving Cornish Archaeological Society / Commemorating 750th anniversary of the death of Richard Earl of Cornwall
- Travels around West Wivelshire - Following the travels of Tudor cartographer John Norden
- Traditions that mean Home - Celebrating Celtic festival of Beltane
- 1872 ago from historic Cornish journals - The Royal Institution of Cornwall and Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society journals
- Water water everywhere- Drought in 1976 and Cornish reservoirs and water supply sources
- Camelford History - A day visit to Camelford and something of its history