A banner brought back from Ypres
One of the possessions carefully preserved by Alison Pooley, descendant [Continue Reading]
Munitions’ factory deaths remembered in Hayle
Really impressed to see a booklet by local historian Chris [Continue Reading]
Paintings of the Royal Army Medical Corps
We’ve been coming across impressive paintings on Twitter by the [Continue Reading]
Royal Army Medical Corps in action
We discovered these images at the Museum of Military Medicine [Continue Reading]
Heart of Conflict in print…
We were delighted to be able to write a piece [Continue Reading]
Belgian officers arrive in Truro
A glimpse in the Cornish Telegraph (5 November 1914) [Continue Reading]
Lament – a poem by Carol Stephens
Lament Rugby and beer. We had such plans, me [Continue Reading]
The Light in the Passage – a poem by Carol Stephens
The Light in the Passage Percy, centre of my [Continue Reading]
Squadron Leader F.W. Wetherill’s flying goggles and badges
Squadron Leader F.W. Wetherill, headmaster at Redruth County Grammar School [Continue Reading]
Lifting officers’ spirits
An auxiliary hospital for officers was created at Scorrier House, [Continue Reading]
