Corwall Collection

Penlee stone quarry, Newlyn, Cornwall. Rock-boring machine driven by compressed air drilling a hole for an explosive charge

Two young girls playing on the rocks on a Cornish beach
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Men running through a tunnel, cut out by the quarrymen, to take cover during the blasting. Penlee stone quarry, Newlyn. 26th February 1923

Penlee stone quarry, Newlyn, Cornwall. 25th February 1923

Union Star Shipwreck
The wreck of the M.V. Union Star, wrecked near Tater-du lighthouse, Cornwall, on her maiden voyage from Ijmuiden to Arklow. The crew and eight Penlee lifeboat men perished

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Row of Bollards on the Quayside Harbour Date:

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Row of Bollards on the Quayside Harbour Date:

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Row of Bollards on the Quayside Harbour Date:

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Row of Bollards on the Quayside Harbour Date:

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Quayside Harbour Date:

Davids Viburnum (Viburnum davidii) close-up of fruit, in garden, Cornwall, England

Domestic Chicken, freerange cockerel and hens, standing on grass, Cornwall, England, september

SALTASH - 1890
Royal Albert Bridge, River Tamar, Saltash, Corwall

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"Captivating Cornish Adventures: Exploring the Riches of Cornwall" Two young girls embrace their playful spirits as they frolic on the rugged rocks of a picturesque Cornish beach. The crashing waves provide a melodic soundtrack to their carefree laughter, while the salty breeze tousles their hair. In a historic moment captured in time, brave men dash through a tunnel carved by skilled quarrymen, seeking refuge from the thunderous blasts echoing through Penlee stone quarry in Newlyn, Cornwall. Their determination and quick thinking showcase the resilience and resourcefulness of this coastal community. Transported back to February 25th, 1923, we witness an awe-inspiring scene at Penlee stone quarry. A rock-boring machine powered by compressed air relentlessly carves its way through solid stone, symbolizing human ingenuity and unwavering dedication to progress. The Union Star Shipwreck stands as a haunting reminder of both the treacherous nature and captivating allure of Cornwall's coastline. Picture No. 10900631 captures this poignant sight that has become part of local folklore for generations. As we delve deeper into Cornwall's enchanting landscapes, Picture No. 10900630 reveals another hidden gem waiting to be explored—a serene image that beckons us to discover more about this mystical land where history intertwines with natural beauty. Picture No. 10900628 invites us to marvel at yet another breathtaking vista—a panoramic view that showcases Cornwall's dramatic cliffs plunging into azure waters below—invigorating our souls with its raw splendor. Continuing our journey along these captivating shores is Picture No. 10900629—an invitation to immerse ourselves in tranquil moments amidst nature's wonders; here lies an idyllic garden adorned with vibrant Davids Viburnum fruit glistening under gentle sunlight—a testament to life's delicate cycles thriving even in unexpected places like Cornwall. Cornwall embraces not only wild beauty but also the charm of rural life. Picture No.