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Lower Greadow Farmhouse, Luxulyan, Cornwall. 1972Lower Greadow Farmhouse, showing the remains of a medieval monastery building which belonged to Tywardreath Priory. The farm is in Luxulyan Parish
Three men by near a huge granite boulder, Luxulyan Valley, Cornwall. 1900Three men from the photographic party pose for the camera to give scale to the granite boulder. The man on the left of the picture is almost certainly the photographer Herbert Hughes
Edith and Annie Mitchell in the woods, Luxulyan, Cornwall. 1914Probably taken somewhere on a footpath in the Luxulyan Valley. Edith and Annie are thought to be the wife and daughter of the photographer. Photographer: T. Mitchell
A view of huge granite boulders near Luxulyan Valley, Cornwall. 1909A man from the photographic party stands beside a group of huge granite boulders. It is possible that the man is the photographer John Charles Burrow
Rock Mill with Treffry Viaduct / Aqueduct in the background, Luxulyan, Cornwall. 1909The photograph is taken from above the Great Western Railway Par to Newquay branch line cutting, looking north. Rock Mill can be seen on the left of the photograph, with a telegraph pole and wires
Luxulyan village, with church tower in the background, Cornwall. 1914A man stands in the roadway on a sunny day with the tower of St Julitta church in the background. St Cyorss Well and the village pump are on the right
Medieval Remains at Lower Greadow Farm, Luxulyan, Cornwall. 1972Lower Greadow Farm, showing the remains of a medieval monastery building which belonged to Tywardreath Priory. The farm is in Luxulyan Parish
Medros Farmhouse and Methrose Farmhouse, Luxulyan, Cornwall. 1959A view of the farmhouse and courtyard walls. The courtyard walls are attached to the south and east of Medros Farmhouse and Methrose Farmhouse
A man stands beside an enormous granite boulder, Luxulyan Valley, Cornwall. Probably 1900sThe man gives scale to the enormous granite boulder. Although he is not holding any photographic equipment, he is thought to be a member of the photographic party. Photographer: Herbert Hughes
