Hidden Cornwall Episodes Available now
The St Ewe connection to a well known soap
Pears soap is still on sale thanks to a Cornish man. Photo credit: Bernie Pettersen
Why a new road in Helston caused a riot
People were unhappy during the summer of 1845.
How did a colourful bird land in a Helston museum?
The story behind the exhibit at the Museum of Cornish Life.
Celebrating the Cornish Pioneers
Many people born in Cornwall went on to do great things. Photo credit: James Kitto.
The lost footage of the Falmouth Oyster fishermen
The footage ended up in the hands of a local filmmaker. Photo credit: Paul Mulraney
The musical sisters who rowed the Carrick Roads
The legacy of the Radford sisters is in the archive at Kresen Kernow.
The Falmouth tomb built for a packet ship captain
Thomas Arundel Lewis commandeered The HMS Crane in the 1840s.
Why is a helicopter in a garden on the Lizard?
The decommissioned Royal Navy Lynx helicopter has landed at its new home.
The 5000 year old monument on Bodmin Moor
The monument is known as King Arthur鈥檚 Hall. Photo: Cornwall Archaeological Unit
Recording archaeological objects found locally
The Portable Antiquities Scheme records items such as pottery, glass, coins and stone.
