
Nooks and Corners of Cornwall
by C. A. Dawson Scott
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About this eBook
- Author
- C. A. Dawson Scott
- Credits
- Produced by Annie McGuire. This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Internet Archive.
- Language
- English
- Subject
- Cornwall (England : County) -- Description and travel
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 34778
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34778
- Release Date
- December 28, 2010
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2.NOOKS & CORNERS OF CORNWALL — IN THE SAME SERIES — NOOKS & CORNERS OF YORKSHIRE — IN PREPARATION — NOOKS & CORNERS OF DEVON — NOOKS AND CORNERS OF HAMPSHIRE AND SUSSEX — NOOKS & CORNERS — OF CORNWALL — By C. A. DAWSON SCOTT — WITH A MAP — LONDON: EVELEIGH NASH
- 3.FOREWORD — Warnings — The Crosses and Churches — The Churches — The Plan of the Book
- 4.CONTENTS — CHAPTER I — NOOKS AND CORNERS OF THE EXTREME NORTH — CHAPTER II — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM WIDEMOUTH BAY TO ST. TEATH — CHAPTER III — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM PORT ISAAC TO THE VALE OF LANHERNE — CHAPTER IV — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM THE VALE OF LANHERNE TO HAYLE TOWANS — CHAPTER V — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM LELANT TO PENZANCE — CHAPTER VI — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM THE SCILLY ISLES TO ROSELAND — CHAPTER VII — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM FALMOUTH TO TRURO — CHAPTER VIII — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM ST. MAWES TO LISKEARD — CHAPTER IX — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM LISKEARD TO LAUNCESTON — CHAPTER X — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM LAUNCESTON TO DOZMARÉ — CHAPTER XI — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM BROWN WILLY TO CAMBORNE
- 5.HOTELS ACCORDING TO THE ROUTE
- 6.CHAPTER I — NOOKS AND CORNERS OF THE EXTREME NORTH — Kilkhampton — Morwenstow — Tonacombe and Stowe — The Battle of Stamford Hill — The Battle of Lansdowne Hill — Tennyson at Bude — Churches of the Neighbourhood — Week St. Mary
- 7.CHAPTER II — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM WIDEMOUTH BAY TO ST. TEATH — The Headlands — Boscastle — Otterham and Warbstow Barrows — St. Nechtan's Kieve Bossiney — Tintagel — Arthur — The Castle — The Beach and Barras Head — An Inscribed Stone — A Dangerous Occupation — The Battle of Gafulford — Arthur's Hall — Lanteglos — The Forty Brewers of Helston — The River — The Delabole Slate — St. Teath
- 8.CHAPTER III — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM PORT ISAAC TO THE VALE OF LANHERNE — Port Isaac — Pentire — St. Enodoc and the Sand — Lovebond's Bridge — Wadebridge and Egloshayle — Menhirs — Padstow and the Hobby Horse — Prehistoric — Harlyn Bay — Trevose Head — Constantine — A Fogou — Bedruthan — Vale of Lanherne
- 9.CHAPTER IV — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM THE VALE OF LANHERNE TO HAYLE TOWANS — Hurling and St. Columb Major — Colan — The Gratitude of the Stuarts — Trevalgue — A Good Centre for Crantock, St. Cubert, and Trerice — St. Agnes and the Giant — Portreath and the Bassets — Godrevy — Gwithian — Pilchard Fishery
- 10.CHAPTER V — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM LELANT TO PENZANCE — Knill's Monument — The Antiquities of the Extreme West: Cliff Castles: Fogous: Menhirs — Dolmen: Oratories: Superstition — Wesley — Irving — The Mines — Sancreed — Lighthouses and Whitesand Bay — The Land's End — Mousehole and Dolly Pentreath — Newlyn — Penzance
- 11.CHAPTER VI — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM THE SCILLY ISLES TO ROSELAND — The Land of Lyonesse — The Scillies — The Law of Wrecks — Mr. Smith — The Admiral's Honour — Mount's Bay — Ding Dong Mine — St. Michael's Mount (Cornish Dinsul) [3] — An Old Ceremony — China Clay — Wrecks: Germoe and Breage — Pengersick — Flora Day — The Loe Pool — Serpentine — GUNWALLOE AND MULLION — The Lizard — Mediæval Bells — Mawgan
- 12.CHAPTER VII — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM FALMOUTH TO TRURO — The Rise of Pendennis Castle — Sir John Arundel — The Killigrews: Sir Walter Raleigh — The General Post Office and Falmouth — Penryn — The Fal — The Stannary Courts — Old Truro — Foote and Lowry
- 13.CHAPTER VIII — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM ST MAWES TO LISKEARD — St. Mawes and Gerrans — Tregony and Probus — Cornish Mutton — A Story of Cornish Vengeance — Caerhayes, Goran and the Dodman — Mevagissey — Antiquarian Finds — The Capital of Clayland — Cock's and Hen's Barrow — Carglaze Mine — Luxulyan — St. Blazey — The Civil Wars — Lostwithiel — Lanhydrock House and Restormel Castle — The Fight on St. Winnow's Downs — The Gallants of Fowey — Place — Lanteglos: Polperro — Talland, Killigarth and Trelawne — The Giant's Hedge — Boconnoc
- 14.CHAPTER IX — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM LISKEARD TO LAUNCESTON — King Dungarth and King Alfred — Menheniot — St. Keyne — Looe — A Cage for Scolds — Looe Island and the Smugglers — The Armada — Sheviock — The Eddystone — Mount Edgcumbe — The Tamar — Trematon Castle — St. Germans — Markets — Saltash — Moditonham — Paleologus — Pentillie — Cotehele — Hingston Down — Polyfant
- 15.CHAPTER X — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM LAUNCESTON TO DOZMARÉ — The Upper Reaches of the Tamar — Launceston — The Old Highways — St. Clether — Altarnon — Trebartha — The Trethevy Dolmen — The Cheesewring — St. Cleer — St. Neot — Dozmaré
- 16.CHAPTER XI — NOOKS AND CORNERS FROM BROWN WILLY TO CAMBORNE — Brown Willy and Row Tor — Michaelstow, St. Tudy and St. Mabyn — St. Breward and Blisland — Helland — Bodmin — Lanivet — Mitchell — Cornish Names — Blackwater and Illogan — Redruth and St. Day — Carn Brea — Camborne — A Word in Farewell
- 17.APPENDIX A — The Green Book of St. Columb
- 18.APPENDIX B — St. Michael's Mount
- 19.>INDEX — FOOTNOTES:
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