Saturday 8th Oct 2pm – Ian Mortimer talk at St Andrews Church – tickets £5
Ian is one of the most innovative historians working today, pushing the boundaries of both literary form (‘the art of history’) and historical methodology.
Ian is one of the most innovative historians working today, pushing the boundaries of both literary form (‘the art of history’) and historical methodology.
Quiz night at The New Inn on Tuesday 4th Oct 7pm, all welcome.
Another successful stall at the Tywardreath village fete. The popular treasure hunt quiz was well supported and the £10 prize was won by a local resident on Tehidy Road.
Visitors to Trenython Manor are always amazed by the high ceilings and the size of the doors. A good reason for this is that the man the house was built …
Once the world’s number two copper mine Fowey Consols is made up of five mines close to Tywardreath which from 1822 were owned by Joseph Treffry and provided jobs for …
No one knows precisely where St Andrew’s Priory was, but evidence suggests that it was close to where Newhouse Farm now stands (see the map on the Walk Through History …
During the years of the English Civil War, Cornwall had more influence on how the country was governed than it has ever had since. The Civil War brought a temporary …
As well as being the title of a Daphne du Maurier novel, ‘House on the Strand’ is what Tywardreath means in Cornish. The novel effectively brings together time travel …