One of the earliest photographs of St Ives harbour, taken in 1860, with the Tregenna Stream and the seine fishing boats visible on Porthminster Beach: http://www.stivesfishingheritage.com/resources/image-library/1860s/ …pic.twitter.com/fscrd17JLY
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The reported site of a medieval chapel on the Towans looking towards Godrevy; the location recorded is immediately in the foreground of this photograph, although there are no visible remains.pic.twitter.com/RzoJsSmzxW
Two large pillars from a presumed lost medieval chapel at Carn Brea, Cornwall, found in the walls of a cottage demolished in c.1910 and erected in the grounds of Trengweath, Redruth; the cross is a possible defaced medieval cross of unknown provenance.pic.twitter.com/Apbyl4U54i
St Rumon's Cross, Redruth, thought to be connected with St Rumon's Chapel here, which was licensed in 1400 & "long in ruins" in 1745.pic.twitter.com/AQPH4Yxzrr
Some more pieces of medieval stonework from the former 15th-century St Rumon's Chapel, Redruth, Cornwall.pic.twitter.com/MBP2mgpAld
Chapel Euny Well, Sancreed, Cornwall, is the site of another lost medieval chapel; the chapel, which had an unusual plan and orientation, was ruinous in the 19th century and has now gone, but dressed stone from it seems to be used around the top of the holy well.pic.twitter.com/XuzOXvUrxB
A view of Chapel Euny well from 1904: http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/issue.xhtml?recordId=1155300&recordType=GreyLitSeries …pic.twitter.com/PjAc5dHeKH
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