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Lambeage Hall Update & Coverack Arts Festival

Posted on 26th Jun 2019 by coverackvillage

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Coverack pre-1900 as the Lifeboat House has not been built. It’s likely that they are collecting seaweed in the cart to use as fertiliser. #coverack #cornwall #cornishhistory #cornishmemories #fishingvillage #cornish #stayhome https://coverack.org.uk/2020/04/07/historical-photos-of-coverack/

This photo was taken of workers picking early potatoes. We're still trying to work out exactly where it is, we think it's above Gyllyngvase field, possibly Lower Western. Going up Gyllngvase field, Polcoverack lane is on the left. There was a Hawthorn wood at the top that children used to play in and cutting through this field to Polcoverack lane used to be a short-cut for children to get to school during east winds so they didn't have to walk along the sea front. We think it was taken during or between the wars. #coverack #cornwall #cornishvillage #cornishhistory #historicalphotos #stayhome

Another old view of Coverack to enjoy from home. Can you help us date it? #coverack #cornwall #cornish #cornishhistory #stayhome #historicalphotos

More historical photos to enjoy whilst we stay at home 😊 This has always been a lovely view. We're trying to work out when this photo was taken, what do you think? The Coverack Lambeage Hall was built in 1922. #coverack #cornwall #history #cornishhistory #stayhome

Did you know the King Harry Ferry was brought to Coverack in February 1951? #coverack #cornwall #cornishhistory #kingharryferry #stayhome

During this time we have decided to focus on sharing historical photos of the village and the surrounding areas. That way, hopefully we'll all have more knowledge of Coverack, its history and new parts to see when it is safe to visit again 😊 Do you recognise where this photo was taken? #coverack #cornwall #cornish #cornishhistory #stayhome

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