Image Licensing : Old County Hall, Truro, Cornwall. 1911-1912

EDITORS COMMENTS

This print transports us back in time to the early 20th century, offering a glimpse of the magnificent Old County Hall in Truro, Cornwall. Taken by the talented photographer Arthur William Jordan, this image showcases the grandeur and architectural beauty of one of Cornwall's most iconic landmarks. Completed between 1911 and 1912, Old County Hall stands proudly on Station Road, emanating an air of authority and history. Its imposing presence is a testament to the significance it held as the administrative center for Cornwall County Council during that era. The photograph captures every intricate detail of this remarkable structure. The elegant lines and ornate features are beautifully highlighted against a backdrop of clear skies. The craftsmanship exhibited in its construction is truly awe-inspiring; from its towering spires to its intricately carved facades, every element seems meticulously crafted. As we gaze upon this snapshot frozen in time, we can't help but marvel at how much has changed since then. Yet Old County Hall remains an enduring symbol of Cornish heritage and architecture—a reminder of our rich past. Preserved within Royal Cornwall Museum's collection, this print serves as a valuable historical document that allows us to appreciate both the skillful artistry involved in creating such structures and their lasting impact on our cultural landscape.