Childhood Memories of an Evacuee - Sunday Observance
A fascinating article, kindly sent to us by John Tinham. John lives in Farnborough, Kent which he tells us is now in the London…
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First-hand memories, community life, celebrations, customs and ordinary days remembered.
A fascinating article, kindly sent to us by John Tinham. John lives in Farnborough, Kent which he tells us is now in the London…
Read story →The following has kindly been sent by John Tinham who was evacuated to Pensilva during the war. John has lived in the village of…
Read story →The following article written in 1984 is reproduced by kind permission of Yvonne Gilbert. Pensilva almost 40 years ago Fool's Corner…
Read story →The following article written in 1984 is reproduced by kind permission of Yvonne Gilbert. Pensilva almost 40 years ago Going to the…
Read story →The following email has been received form Mrs Marie Bennett in Hertfordshire: My Mum worked in my Aunty Hilda's shop in Princess…
Read story →The census of 1841 shows just one house and one family living in Pensilva or 'Bodmonland' as it was called at that time. The house was…
Read story →The following article is reproduced by kind permission of Yvonne Gilbert: FOLK TALE OF THE GROVE As you stand beside the entrance to…
Read story →The following memories of the village have kindly been provided by Dennis and Doreen Cardew of St Ive. Dennis Cardew Memories from…
Read story →The following has been received from Mrs. Bennett who lives in Hertfordshire: I was born in Pensilva in 1935 at a farm called SILVER…
Read story →The following talk was given by Jane Mann to the Pensilva History Group on Wednesday 28th November 2012. The full content of Jane's…
Read story →The History Group was very pleased to receive these photos from Ian Titchner of Pensilva. He had spotted this unusual old postcard for…
Read story →The following article has been written and researched by Sandra Pearson, Secretary of the Pensilva History Group. From The Cornish…
Read story →If you drive through the village of St Ive Cross, just before the single track road begins a long, steady uphill climb, a small…
Read story →The following article has been written and researched by Sandra Pearson, Secretary of the Pensilva History Group: Here is a flavour of…
Read story →This photograph and the following information had been kindly sent by Ruth Baker of Pensilva. Sunday School outing 1973 Pensilva,…
Read story →Cornish currency has been issued in various forms since medieval times and possibly earlier. One early story tells that the Cornish…
Read story →The Independent Order of Rechabites was a Friendly and Temperance Society who took their name from a biblical tribe who were…
Read story →The photographs show the Salvation Army Hut in Lower Middle Hill in Pensilva. As well as the Salvation Army the hut has accommodated…
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