Freemans Collection

Quarry in Mabe or Constantine, Cornwall. 1903-1904
A view of the quarry face showing two workers with sledge hammers standing by a granite block that is being dressed. Part of the Freeman & Sons, Penryn Collection. Photographer: Unknown

Polkanuggo Quarry, Stithians, Cornwall. 1903-1904
A general view of Polkanuggo Quarry with steam traction engine BETA No 483 and workers posing for the camera. The traction engine was made around June 1885 by John Fowler of Leeds

View toward Lancaster, Lancashire, England
View toward Lancaster from Freemans Wood, Lancashire, England Date: circa 1910s

Freeman & Sons dressing floor, probably Penryn, Cornwall. 1903-1904
Classical granite columns on the dressing floor of Freeman & Sons works. The man pictured is either Bernard Freeman or his brother. Part of the Freeman & Sons, Penryn Collection. Photographer: Unknown

Tresahor Quarry, Constantine, Cornwall. 1903-1904
A general view of the quarry with the crane used for moving the granite blocks. Part of the Freeman & Sons, Penryn Collection. Photographer: Unknown

Advertisement, Freemans catalogue, featuring Lulu
Advertisement for the Freemans of London mail order catalogue, featuring the pop singer Lulu, March 1975. 1975

Maen Quarry, Constantine, Cornwall. 1903-1904
A general view of the quarry with the crane used for moving the granite blocks. A number men can be seen with cut blocks at the foot of the quarry face. Part of the Freeman & Sons, Penryn Collection

Bosahan Quarry, Constantine, Cornwall. 1903-1904
General view of the quarry with men standing by cut granite blocks and the crane used for moving the blocks. Two men are standing either side of a horse and cart

Shirley Heights, Antigua overlooking English Harbour viewed on a beautiful day

By whose stripes ye were healed, mid 19th century. Creator:s Freeman
By whose stripes ye were healed, mid 19th century. Biblical scene, from 1 Peter 2: 24: Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins

Deserted Farmhouse at Freeman's Reach
This drawing in sanguine shows a derelict farmhouse at Freeman's Reach, in New South Wales, Australia. Date: circa 1925

Freemans Place, near Royal Exchange, City of London
The newly designed and built Freemans Place (or Court), near the Royal Exchange, City of London. Date: 1845

Real Turtle Soup
An illustrated advert by Freemans table delicacies offering turtle soup, made with West Indian turtles in compressed tablet form. A cheap alternative at two pence per plate. Date: 1915

Freemans Glass Lemon drink advertisement, WW1
Advertisement for Freeman Glass Lemon, an instant lemonade drink to be diluted with water and which, if the advertisement is to be believed

Advert for Freemans Turtlekon soup 1919
Turtlekon delicious real turtle soup. A cup of hot Turtlekon is a feast for an epicure - each little cube - ample for one person - provides in a highly concentrated form all the rich nourishment

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"Exploring the Rich History of Freemans: Unearthing Treasures from Polkanuggo Quarry to Bosahan Quarry" Step back in time to the early 1900s, as we delve into the captivating world of Freemans. From Polkanuggo Quarry in Stithians, Cornwall to Tresahor Quarry in Constantine, Cornwall, these locations hold secrets and stories waiting to be discovered. In an advertisement found within a Freemans catalogue, featuring none other than the iconic Lulu herself, we catch a glimpse of the thriving industry that once surrounded these quarries. The year is 1903-1904, and Cornwall's quarrying heritage is at its peak. As we venture further into Tresahor Quarry in Constantine, it becomes evident that this site played a significant role during this era. Its rugged beauty captivates us as we imagine workers laboring tirelessly amidst stunning natural surroundings. Moving on to Mabe or Constantine's mysterious quarry from that same period leaves us intrigued by its enigmatic nature. What tales lie hidden within those ancient stones? Only history can reveal their secrets. The view toward Lancaster takes us beyond Cornwall's borders and reminds us of Freeman's far-reaching influence. Their impact extended across England and left an indelible mark on countless landscapes. A deserted farmhouse at Freeman's Reach paints a poignant picture of lives lived long ago. It stands as a testament to both human resilience and the passage of time—a haunting reminder of days gone by. Maen Quarry beckons with its own allure—an invitation to explore yet another chapter in Freeman's history. Here lies evidence of their dedication to craftsmanship and quality materials that stood the test of time. Freeman & Sons dressing floor—possibly located in Penryn—is where raw stone transformed into works of artistry under skilled hands. This snapshot offers insight into the meticulous process behind every finished product bearing Freeman’s name.