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Madron Well.

Madron YFC dinner, top table.

Overview

Ancient standing stone with inscription, located near Carn Galva. Also known as Mên Scryfa or Men Scryfa.

The museum was founded in 1967 by Paul Corin's father, and carried on by Paul until it closed in 2012.

The interior shot shows some very ornate organs and a grand piano.

Several ornate organs and a grand piano. The museum was founded by Paul Corin's father in 1967, and was carried on by Paul until it closed in 2012.

The museum was founded in 1967 by Paul Corin's father and carried on by Paul until it closed in 2012. The collection included some very ornate organs including fairground organs.

The back of the photograph is annotated:

"Another view of the Corin collection showing, centre right, the Wurlitzer with an Arturo on either side."

The Roman villa at Magor Farm, Illogan, near Redruth is the only one known in Cornwall.
The slide is identified as "Magor Farm, Gibson & Sons"

foundations of Roman villa

foundations of Roman villa

Showing excavation of Roman Villa.
Slide is marked "Gibson & Sons"

Excavation of 1931 - 32
Slide is annotated "Gibsons & Sons"

Excavation of 1931 - 32
Slide annotated "Gibson & Sons

Excavation of 1931 - 32
Slide is annotated "Gibson & Sons"

Excavation of Magor Farm, Illogan.
Slide is annotated "Gibsons & Sons"

Excavation of Roman Villa
Slide is annotated "General view - Gibsons & Sons"

Excavation of Roman Villa
Slide is annotated "Gibsons & Sons, Penzance"