The castles and museums of Cornwall take us back to days of old, teaching us about Cornwall’s cherished heritage. Learn about the legends that link us to those that built, fought and lived on these sites hundreds of years ago.
During the Second World War, Cornwall became home to hundreds men who were not born and bred here. These unexpected guests arrived in the form of prisoners of war.
Discover the undiscovered Cornwall, the cool Cornwall, starting with Boscastle and Tintagel.
Let’s be serious, there are way more than 16 reasons why Cornwall makes us happy… so here are just a few of our favourites!
Last year marked 100 years since the beginning of The Great War, and myCornwall takes a look at the vital role the Telegraph Museum, Porthcurno played in WWI.
Our Cornish cousins in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, paid homage to the Cornish brass band at their 17th annual gathering.
Join Simon Reed as he reminisces about Finn’s Fine Shoes, a traditional Cornish business that was once based near Penzance.
Join Pete London as he enters the arena and grapples with the world of Cornish Wrestling on behalf of myCornwall
Discover the Cornish town of Liskeard as myCornwall explores the history and present day features behind this popular town.
Join Pete London as he reveals the story behind Reverend Robert Stephen Hawker, romantic poet, eccentric and compassionate clergyman.
