A new way to explore Cornwall.
Discover extraordinary people , fascinating places , dramatic history and the special events in our Cornish year .
One of Launceston Castle’s most famous residents was George Fox, who started the Quaker movement. He was imprisoned there in 1656 for spreading views that the government thought were dangerous.
The Duchy Palace site in Lostwithiel included Cornwall’s Stannary Parliament, law court, tax office, exchequer and jail.
When South Crofty Mine closed, people had been taking tin out of the ground in Cornwall for almost 4,000 years.