The Great War & Porthcurno
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.
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Meet Cornwall’s American Cousins
Our Cornish cousins in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, paid homage to the Cornish brass band at their 17th annual gathering.
Finn’s Fine Shoes
Join Simon Reed as he reminisces about Finn’s Fine Shoes, a traditional Cornish business that was once based near Penzance.
Cornish Wrestling
Join Pete London as he enters the arena and grapples with the world of Cornish Wrestling on behalf of myCornwall
Liskeard: An Ancient Cornish Town
Discover the Cornish town of Liskeard as myCornwall explores the history and present day features behind this popular town.
Reverend Hawker
Join Pete London as he reveals the story behind Reverend Robert Stephen Hawker, romantic poet, eccentric and compassionate clergyman.
The Cornish and Mining in New South Wales
Join Chris Dunkerley, Secretary for the Cornish Association of NSW as he reveals the history behind the Cornish in New South Wales and the search for gold.
School of Rock: Camborne School of Mines
Discover the history behind the Camborne School of Mines, from its formation in 1888 to its current status as a thriving institution of mining and geology
Port Navas Oysters
Discover the story behind the Port Navas Oystermen and Stuart Hodges; a man who packed oysters faster than the eye could follow.
The Great Families of Cornwall: the Edgcumbes
Do you have a great Cornish surname? Join myCornwall contributor Megan Westley as she takes a walk through time with the Edgcumbes of North Cornwall