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Christmas in the trenches

Maisie of Camborne Guides records a letter from Corpl James  [Continue Reading]

Recruiting day in Redruth: December 1914

Cross Street, Camborne, in 1914

A view of Cross Street, Camborne, in the year that  [Continue Reading]

Poem: Life at War by Jack Pellowe/Redruth School

  Do you know how it feels To help your  [Continue Reading]

Frank Johns’ story: his friend Leo Cogan

Frank Johns joined up in Canada with his friend from  [Continue Reading]

Frank Johns’ story: the 1st Canadian Infantry Battalion

Frank Johns, originally from St Ives, joined the 1st Canadian Infantry  [Continue Reading]

Frank Johns: training on Salisbury Plain

In the autumn of 1914 The 1st Battalion Canadian Infantry  [Continue Reading]

Cornishmen signing up in Canada: Valcartier training camp

Frank Johns joined the Canadian army at Valcartier training camp,  [Continue Reading]

World War 1 and Canadian emigrants

Whilst many Cornish emigrants to Canada signed up as a result  [Continue Reading]

Emigration: a call for carpenters and agricultural labourers

Many notices in Cornish newspapers advertised agricultural jobs in Canada, often  [Continue Reading]

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