Pobel ha Leow - People and Places

In this exhibition, we explore how some of the heritage sites that are cared for by Cornwall Heritage Trust have been used over the last 4000 years for living, working and celebrating.

From prehistoric rituals and industrial innovation to modern tourism, people have continually adapted the land of Cornwall to their needs. This exhibition offers a glimpse into the varied roles that some of these places have played over time. Cornwall Heritage Trust primarily cares for historic landscapes, and it can be challenging to envision the many generations of people who have lived, worked, and celebrated on those sites. This exhibition delves into the collections at Kresen Kernow and the archive of Cornwall Heritage Trust to explore the human stories behind these archaeological landscapes.

The exhibition is a partnership between Kresen Kernow and Cornwall Heritage Trust, in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Trust and is free to visit during our usual opening hours.

This exhibition is part-funded by Poynton Bradbury Architects

You may also like the following events from Archives and Cornish Studies Service:

• Next Saturday, 20th December, 10:00 am, Winter Lanterns – Christmas crafts at KK in Redruth

Also check out other Exhibitions in Redruth.