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Millbrook, Rame Peninsula, Maker, Cornwall. 1962
A view of white washed cottages going down the hill. Photographer: Charles Woolf. Royal Cornwall Museum is the UK's Greatest Museum For Cornish Life & Culture. © RIC, photographer Charles Woolf
TRURI : MAKgv.37
Media ID 14727938
Filename: TRURI-MAKgv-37.tiff
Size: 7051 x 7033 (9.3MB)
Date: 3rd April 2018
Source: Royal Cornwall Museum
County: Cornwall
Location Name: 50.345189, -4.194488
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Millbrook, Rame Peninsula, Maker, Cornwall. 1962: A Glimpse into the Serenity of Cornish Coastal Life". This print from 1962 transports us to the idyllic village of Millbrook on the picturesque Rame Peninsula in Cornwall. The lens of renowned photographer Charles Woolf captures a timeless scene that exudes tranquility and charm. As our gaze wanders down the hill, we are greeted by a row of quaint white washed cottages nestled amidst nature's lush greenery. Each cottage stands proudly with its slate roofs adding character to this coastal landscape. These humble abodes seem to have stood witness to generations past and present, carrying stories within their walls. The image evokes a sense of simplicity and harmony as if time has slowed down in this peaceful corner of Cornwall. One can almost imagine the gentle sea breeze caressing your face while strolling along these narrow lanes lined with blooming flowers. With every detail meticulously preserved in black and white, this photograph invites us to appreciate not only the beauty but also the heritage that lies within these walls. It is an homage to Cornish tradition and architecture that has endured for centuries. In capturing this moment frozen in time, Charles Woolf allows us to experience a slice of joyous serenity through his lens - an invitation for all who view it at Royal Cornwall Museum -to immerse themselves in the simple pleasures found amidst Cornwall's breathtaking landscapes.