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Higher Market Street, Penryn, Cornwall. Early 1900s

Higher Market Street, Penryn, Cornwall. Early 1900s


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Filename: TRURI-PERgv-42.tiff

Size: 8304 x 6158 (53MB)

Date: 21st February 2017

Source: Royal Cornwall Museum

County: Cornwall

Location Name: 50.169173, -5.107088

© From the collection of the RIC

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Higher Market Street, Penryn, Cornwall. Early 1900s

A view of a crowd outside the Penryn Town Hall. Note says the occasion may have been a strike of granite workers. Photographer: Unknown

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TRURI : PERgv.42

Media ID 13300533

© From the collection of the RIC

Clock Tower


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a moment frozen in time on Higher Market Street, Penryn, Cornwall during the early 1900s. The bustling scene outside the Penryn Town Hall is filled with an intriguing crowd, their faces etched with determination and solidarity. A note accompanying the image suggests that this gathering may have been a strike of granite workers, adding depth to the historical significance of this photograph. The focal point of the picture is undoubtedly the magnificent Cornish clock tower standing tall amidst its surroundings. Its elegant architecture commands attention and serves as a symbol of civic pride for Penryn. The intricate details and craftsmanship are evident even in black and white, showcasing the skill and artistry prevalent during that era. Although taken by an unknown photographer, this image speaks volumes about community spirit and resilience in times of adversity. It transports us back to an era when people fought for their rights together, united against injustice. Preserved within Royal Cornwall Museum's collection, this print offers a glimpse into Penryn's rich history while leaving room for interpretation and reflection upon our own society today. It reminds us that progress often comes from collective action rooted in compassion and empathy—a timeless message captured within one frame.

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