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  • The Miner With A Camera
    Clive Benney’s new book about miner and photographer Sammy Solway is now available to buy. Unfortunately due to [Read more]
  • Thomas Engine, West Kitty
    On the 21st February the Museum took delivery of Ian Yarwood’s 1/16th scale model of Thomas’ Engine, West [Read more]
  • Museum exhibitions APP
    We are developing an APP which visitors will be able to download free ofcharge from their APP store whilst at the [Read more]
  • Farewell to the bell
    The Wheal Coates Bell in its new home After more than 25 years at the Museum, the Wheal Coates Bell now hangs in pride [Read more]
  • Erica Suttill landscape
    Trevaunance Cove by Erica Suttill Just as news of the Coronavirus Pandemic broke and we needed something to cheer us [Read more]
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ChurchfieldJEJamesChurchfield BBC@ChurchfieldJE·
12 Oct

What a stunning pic of wild #Cornwall https://twitter.com/mouseholeman/status/1315262572422205441

Simon Maycock@mouseholeman

First time I've ever been to Roughtor on Bodmin, Cornwall today, think I'll be back ;-)

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13 Oct

Spotted a palores recently? A friend of the museum noticed two palores or choughs - Cornwall's iconic bird - in his garden at Mingoose, a hamlet near St Agnes. As they’re normally found on clifftops, it was a welcome surprise! #palores #cornishchoughs #choughs

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stagnesturtleLeatherback Turtle@stagnesturtle·
1 Oct

Pinch punch, 1st of the month. Welcome to October or Hedra in Cornish.

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stagnesturtleLeatherback Turtle@stagnesturtle·
29 Sep

Spot the difference! #StAgnes Beacon is looking a little different now the power lines have been ‘undergrounded’... taking one museum member back to 1947 before electricity came to Goonvrea!

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stagnesturtleLeatherback Turtle@stagnesturtle·
25 Sep

Our beautiful British wildlife #greyseal

joni@JDansant

Grey Seal

by Kirsty Andrews, British Wildlife Photography Awards

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