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Thursday Pic Again from my Victorian Album of a #Cornwall family😍 The gentleman looks to me to be the same chap, what do you think? First pic earlier than second #Redruth #Hayle #StIves Wonder what his occupation was? He has become a little rounder😉 #FamilyHistory #OldPhotos #FashionHistory #VictorianGent #FoundPhotos #VictorianFashion

Wednesday Pic For this next couple of weeks I shall be sharing an assortment of photos all from the same Victorian Album I found😍 Majority of the photos are from photographers in #Cornwall I couldn’t decide if this was the same cheeky lad, but I’m sure it is😊putting the photos side by side it’s definitely same😃 #FamilyHistory #OldPhotos #FashionHistory #FoundPhotos #VictorianChild

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Monday Pic Starting the week with a puzzle photo 🧩 a wonderful group photo on a very large card frame. Mostly lady’s & gents👒🎩 Spot the boy on the balustrade! And a Bowler Hat on the cannon balls🤣 No printing or writing at all so have no idea where this was taken🤔 What do you think the occasion is here? Any suggestions? #FamilyHistory #OldPhotos #FashionHistory #FoundPhoto #Victorians #Hats

Mother’s Day Pic 🌸🌸 Goodness me this Mother looks a formidable lady!😐 What a smashing group family photo though😃 Likely to be celebrating Parents special Wedding Anniversary, maybe 25 Silver🤔💒🌸 I would imagine she’s the boss🤔what do you think? Dad has a great beard🧔 Photographer from #Tiverton #Devon 1890’s🤔 #FamilyHistory #OldPhotos #FashionHistory #FoundPhoto

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We visited this church back in early summer 2017. A must to visit if you are visiting the famous gardens at West Dean. The Parish Church of St Andrew A Grade II* Listed Building in West Dean, West Sussex All info here from British Listed Buildings website: Entry Name: The Parish Church of St Andrew Listing Date: 5 June 1958 Grade: II* Source: Historic England Source ID: 1026124 English Heritage Legacy ID: 301441 Location: West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 County: West Sussex District: Chichester Civil Parish: West Dean Traditional County: Sussex Church of England Parish: East Dean Medieval structure but little remains visible of early date. Cruciform church with west tower and porch in the base of this. Built of flint with slate roof. The chancel and nave are medieval. The tower dates from 1727. The transepts are late C18. There was a fire in 1934 and the church was then rebuilt by Frederick Etchells. The walls of the nave are pre-Conquest, the chancel C13. Most of the windows are C18. The fittings date from 1934. Wall monument to Sir Richard Lewknor (d 1616) and his sons. One recumbent figure and 2 kneeling effigies. #Church #ChurchHistory #Sussex #WestDean

We visited this church back in early summer 2017. A must to visit if you are visiting the famous gardens at West Dean. The Parish Church of St Andrew A Grade II* Listed Building in West Dean, West Sussex All info here from British Listed Buildings website: Entry Name: The Parish Church of St Andrew Listing Date: 5 June 1958 Grade: II* Source: Historic England Source ID: 1026124 English Heritage Legacy ID: 301441 Location: West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 County: West Sussex District: Chichester Civil Parish: West Dean Traditional County: Sussex Church of England Parish: East Dean Medieval structure but little remains visible of early date. Cruciform church with west tower and porch in the base of this. Built of flint with slate roof. The chancel and nave are medieval. The tower dates from 1727. The transepts are late C18. There was a fire in 1934 and the church was then rebuilt by Frederick Etchells. The walls of the nave are pre-Conquest, the chancel C13. Most of the windows are C18. The fittings date from 1934. Wall monument to Sir Richard Lewknor (d 1616) and his sons. One recumbent figure and 2 kneeling effigies. #Church #ChurchHistory #Sussex #WestDean

We visited this church back in early summer 2017. A must to visit if you are visiting the famous gardens at West Dean. The Parish Church of St Andrew A Grade II* Listed Building in West Dean, West Sussex All info here from British Listed Buildings website: Entry Name: The Parish Church of St Andrew Listing Date: 5 June 1958 Grade: II* Source: Historic England Source ID: 1026124 English Heritage Legacy ID: 301441 Location: West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 County: West Sussex District: Chichester Civil Parish: West Dean Traditional County: Sussex Church of England Parish: East Dean Medieval structure but little remains visible of early date. Cruciform church with west tower and porch in the base of this. Built of flint with slate roof. The chancel and nave are medieval. The tower dates from 1727. The transepts are late C18. There was a fire in 1934 and the church was then rebuilt by Frederick Etchells. The walls of the nave are pre-Conquest, the chancel C13. Most of the windows are C18. The fittings date from 1934. Wall monument to Sir Richard Lewknor (d 1616) and his sons. One recumbent figure and 2 kneeling effigies. #Church #ChurchHistory #Sussex #WestDean

We visited this church back in early summer 2017. A must to visit if you are visiting the famous gardens at West Dean. The Parish Church of St Andrew A Grade II* Listed Building in West Dean, West Sussex All info here from British Listed Buildings website: Entry Name: The Parish Church of St Andrew Listing Date: 5 June 1958 Grade: II* Source: Historic England Source ID: 1026124 English Heritage Legacy ID: 301441 Location: West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 County: West Sussex District: Chichester Civil Parish: West Dean Traditional County: Sussex Church of England Parish: East Dean Medieval structure but little remains visible of early date. Cruciform church with west tower and porch in the base of this. Built of flint with slate roof. The chancel and nave are medieval. The tower dates from 1727. The transepts are late C18. There was a fire in 1934 and the church was then rebuilt by Frederick Etchells. The walls of the nave are pre-Conquest, the chancel C13. Most of the windows are C18. The fittings date from 1934. Wall monument to Sir Richard Lewknor (d 1616) and his sons. One recumbent figure and 2 kneeling effigies. #Church #ChurchHistory #Sussex #WestDean

We visited this church back in early summer 2017. A must to visit if you are visiting the famous gardens at West Dean. The Parish Church of St Andrew A Grade II* Listed Building in West Dean, West Sussex All info here from British Listed Buildings website: Entry Name: The Parish Church of St Andrew Listing Date: 5 June 1958 Grade: II* Source: Historic England Source ID: 1026124 English Heritage Legacy ID: 301441 Location: West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 County: West Sussex District: Chichester Civil Parish: West Dean Traditional County: Sussex Church of England Parish: East Dean Medieval structure but little remains visible of early date. Cruciform church with west tower and porch in the base of this. Built of flint with slate roof. The chancel and nave are medieval. The tower dates from 1727. The transepts are late C18. There was a fire in 1934 and the church was then rebuilt by Frederick Etchells. The walls of the nave are pre-Conquest, the chancel C13. Most of the windows are C18. The fittings date from 1934. Wall monument to Sir Richard Lewknor (d 1616) and his sons. One recumbent figure and 2 kneeling effigies. #Church #ChurchHistory #Sussex #WestDean

We visited this church back in early summer 2017. A must to visit if you are visiting the famous gardens at West Dean. The Parish Church of St Andrew A Grade II* Listed Building in West Dean, West Sussex All info here from British Listed Buildings website: Entry Name: The Parish Church of St Andrew Listing Date: 5 June 1958 Grade: II* Source: Historic England Source ID: 1026124 English Heritage Legacy ID: 301441 Location: West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 County: West Sussex District: Chichester Civil Parish: West Dean Traditional County: Sussex Church of England Parish: East Dean Medieval structure but little remains visible of early date. Cruciform church with west tower and porch in the base of this. Built of flint with slate roof. The chancel and nave are medieval. The tower dates from 1727. The transepts are late C18. There was a fire in 1934 and the church was then rebuilt by Frederick Etchells. The walls of the nave are pre-Conquest, the chancel C13. Most of the windows are C18. The fittings date from 1934. Wall monument to Sir Richard Lewknor (d 1616) and his sons. One recumbent figure and 2 kneeling effigies. #Church #ChurchHistory #Sussex #WestDean

We visited this church back in early summer 2017. A must to visit if you are visiting the famous gardens at West Dean. The Parish Church of St Andrew A Grade II* Listed Building in West Dean, West Sussex All info here from British Listed Buildings website: Entry Name: The Parish Church of St Andrew Listing Date: 5 June 1958 Grade: II* Source: Historic England Source ID: 1026124 English Heritage Legacy ID: 301441 Location: West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 County: West Sussex District: Chichester Civil Parish: West Dean Traditional County: Sussex Church of England Parish: East Dean Medieval structure but little remains visible of early date. Cruciform church with west tower and porch in the base of this. Built of flint with slate roof. The chancel and nave are medieval. The tower dates from 1727. The transepts are late C18. There was a fire in 1934 and the church was then rebuilt by Frederick Etchells. The walls of the nave are pre-Conquest, the chancel C13. Most of the windows are C18. The fittings date from 1934. Wall monument to Sir Richard Lewknor (d 1616) and his sons. One recumbent figure and 2 kneeling effigies. #Church #ChurchHistory #Sussex #WestDean

It was pouring with rain when we visited here at the beginning of October so it’s was wonderful to see that the Church was open! Well worth a visit, was beautiful 😍💒 “By Chagford square, The Church of St Michael the Archangel was dedicated in 1261 by Bishop Branscombe of Exeter Cathedral. If the name's familiar to Dartmoor walkers, it's because there's a Branscombe's Loaf up on Corn Ridge near Yes Tor and High Willhays which form the highest ground in southern England. According to the church website, 'the present building was mainly built in the early part of the fifteenth century'. Beautiful inside, look out for the commemoration to Mary Whiddon whose story inspired R.D.Blackmore to write 'Lorna Doone'. Outside, in the graveyard, find the memorial stone to James Perrott who is seen as the father of Dartmoor letterboxing. In 1854, Perrott left a bottle at Cranmere Pool in which visitors left their calling cards. Over the years, this morphed into today's 'Letter Box' as marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer OL28 'Dartmoor' map.” Information from the Dartmoor Website 😃

The sun came out just as we were leaving!! It was pouring with rain when we visited here at the beginning of October so it’s was wonderful to see that the Church was open! Well worth a visit, was beautiful 😍💒 “By Chagford square, The Church of St Michael the Archangel was dedicated in 1261 by Bishop Branscombe of Exeter Cathedral. If the name's familiar to Dartmoor walkers, it's because there's a Branscombe's Loaf up on Corn Ridge near Yes Tor and High Willhays which form the highest ground in southern England. According to the church website, 'the present building was mainly built in the early part of the fifteenth century'. Beautiful inside, look out for the commemoration to Mary Whiddon whose story inspired R.D.Blackmore to write 'Lorna Doone'. Outside, in the graveyard, find the memorial stone to James Perrott who is seen as the father of Dartmoor letterboxing. In 1854, Perrott left a bottle at Cranmere Pool in which visitors left their calling cards. Over the years, this morphed into today's 'Letter Box' as marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer OL28 'Dartmoor' map.” Information from the Dartmoor Website 😃

It was pouring with rain when we visited here at the beginning of October so it’s was wonderful to see that the Church was open! Well worth a visit, was beautiful 😍💒 “By Chagford square, The Church of St Michael the Archangel was dedicated in 1261 by Bishop Branscombe of Exeter Cathedral. If the name's familiar to Dartmoor walkers, it's because there's a Branscombe's Loaf up on Corn Ridge near Yes Tor and High Willhays which form the highest ground in southern England. According to the church website, 'the present building was mainly built in the early part of the fifteenth century'. Beautiful inside, look out for the commemoration to Mary Whiddon whose story inspired R.D.Blackmore to write 'Lorna Doone'. Outside, in the graveyard, find the memorial stone to James Perrott who is seen as the father of Dartmoor letterboxing. In 1854, Perrott left a bottle at Cranmere Pool in which visitors left their calling cards. Over the years, this morphed into today's 'Letter Box' as marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer OL28 'Dartmoor' map.” Information from the Dartmoor Website 😃

It was pouring with rain when we visited here at the beginning of October so it’s was wonderful to see that the Church was open! Well worth a visit, was beautiful 😍💒 “By Chagford square, The Church of St Michael the Archangel was dedicated in 1261 by Bishop Branscombe of Exeter Cathedral. If the name's familiar to Dartmoor walkers, it's because there's a Branscombe's Loaf up on Corn Ridge near Yes Tor and High Willhays which form the highest ground in southern England. According to the church website, 'the present building was mainly built in the early part of the fifteenth century'. Beautiful inside, look out for the commemoration to Mary Whiddon whose story inspired R.D.Blackmore to write 'Lorna Doone'. Outside, in the graveyard, find the memorial stone to James Perrott who is seen as the father of Dartmoor letterboxing. In 1854, Perrott left a bottle at Cranmere Pool in which visitors left their calling cards. Over the years, this morphed into today's 'Letter Box' as marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer OL28 'Dartmoor' map.” Information from the Dartmoor Website 😃

It was pouring with rain when we visited here at the beginning of October so it’s was wonderful to see that the Church was open! Well worth a visit, was beautiful 😍💒 “By Chagford square, The Church of St Michael the Archangel was dedicated in 1261 by Bishop Branscombe of Exeter Cathedral. If the name's familiar to Dartmoor walkers, it's because there's a Branscombe's Loaf up on Corn Ridge near Yes Tor and High Willhays which form the highest ground in southern England. According to the church website, 'the present building was mainly built in the early part of the fifteenth century'. Beautiful inside, look out for the commemoration to Mary Whiddon whose story inspired R.D.Blackmore to write 'Lorna Doone'. Outside, in the graveyard, find the memorial stone to James Perrott who is seen as the father of Dartmoor letterboxing. In 1854, Perrott left a bottle at Cranmere Pool in which visitors left their calling cards. Over the years, this morphed into today's 'Letter Box' as marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer OL28 'Dartmoor' map.” Information from the Dartmoor Website 😃

It was pouring with rain when we visited here at the beginning of October so it’s was wonderful to see that the Church was open! Well worth a visit, was beautiful 😍💒 “By Chagford square, The Church of St Michael the Archangel was dedicated in 1261 by Bishop Branscombe of Exeter Cathedral. If the name's familiar to Dartmoor walkers, it's because there's a Branscombe's Loaf up on Corn Ridge near Yes Tor and High Willhays which form the highest ground in southern England. According to the church website, 'the present building was mainly built in the early part of the fifteenth century'. Beautiful inside, look out for the commemoration to Mary Whiddon whose story inspired R.D.Blackmore to write 'Lorna Doone'. Outside, in the graveyard, find the memorial stone to James Perrott who is seen as the father of Dartmoor letterboxing. In 1854, Perrott left a bottle at Cranmere Pool in which visitors left their calling cards. Over the years, this morphed into today's 'Letter Box' as marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer OL28 'Dartmoor' map.” Information from the Dartmoor Website 😃

It was pouring with rain when we visited here at the beginning of October so it’s was wonderful to see that the Church was open! Well worth a visit, was beautiful 😍💒 “By Chagford square, The Church of St Michael the Archangel was dedicated in 1261 by Bishop Branscombe of Exeter Cathedral. If the name's familiar to Dartmoor walkers, it's because there's a Branscombe's Loaf up on Corn Ridge near Yes Tor and High Willhays which form the highest ground in southern England. According to the church website, 'the present building was mainly built in the early part of the fifteenth century'. Beautiful inside, look out for the commemoration to Mary Whiddon whose story inspired R.D.Blackmore to write 'Lorna Doone'. Outside, in the graveyard, find the memorial stone to James Perrott who is seen as the father of Dartmoor letterboxing. In 1854, Perrott left a bottle at Cranmere Pool in which visitors left their calling cards. Over the years, this morphed into today's 'Letter Box' as marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer OL28 'Dartmoor' map.” Information from the Dartmoor Website 😃

It was pouring with rain when we visited here at the beginning of October so it’s was wonderful to see that the Church was open! Well worth a visit, was beautiful 😍💒 “By Chagford square, The Church of St Michael the Archangel was dedicated in 1261 by Bishop Branscombe of Exeter Cathedral. If the name's familiar to Dartmoor walkers, it's because there's a Branscombe's Loaf up on Corn Ridge near Yes Tor and High Willhays which form the highest ground in southern England. According to the church website, 'the present building was mainly built in the early part of the fifteenth century'. Beautiful inside, look out for the commemoration to Mary Whiddon whose story inspired R.D.Blackmore to write 'Lorna Doone'. Outside, in the graveyard, find the memorial stone to James Perrott who is seen as the father of Dartmoor letterboxing. In 1854, Perrott left a bottle at Cranmere Pool in which visitors left their calling cards. Over the years, this morphed into today's 'Letter Box' as marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer OL28 'Dartmoor' map.” Information from the Dartmoor Website 😃

It was pouring with rain when we visited here at the beginning of October so it’s was wonderful to see that the Church was open! Well worth a visit, was beautiful 😍💒 “By Chagford square, The Church of St Michael the Archangel was dedicated in 1261 by Bishop Branscombe of Exeter Cathedral. If the name's familiar to Dartmoor walkers, it's because there's a Branscombe's Loaf up on Corn Ridge near Yes Tor and High Willhays which form the highest ground in southern England. According to the church website, 'the present building was mainly built in the early part of the fifteenth century'. Beautiful inside, look out for the commemoration to Mary Whiddon whose story inspired R.D.Blackmore to write 'Lorna Doone'. Outside, in the graveyard, find the memorial stone to James Perrott who is seen as the father of Dartmoor letterboxing. In 1854, Perrott left a bottle at Cranmere Pool in which visitors left their calling cards. Over the years, this morphed into today's 'Letter Box' as marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer OL28 'Dartmoor' map.” Information from the Dartmoor Website 😃

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