Journal (2015) No.14
'Brotherly Love' or Protecting the family name, Charles Bodville and Russell Robartes.
by Ray Hingston
An 18th Century Account Book.
by Ray Hingston
The Cornish Lands of the 2nd and 4th Earls of Radnor, 1700-1800.
by Ray Hingston
The Poetry of George Hunt.
by Sarah Knight
Visiting Lanhydrock.
by Mike England
Cricketing Calm before the Storm. Athenaeum Club vs the Bullingdon Club, May 1914.
by Mike Bignell
Captain, the Hon. T.C.R (Tommy) Agar-Robartes MP and the Great War 1914-18.
by Peter Mortimer
A Eulogy given at Lanhydrock church for Captain, the Honourable Thomas Agar-Robartes M.P. (1880-1915)
27 September 2015
by Paul Holden View
Evacuee Sisters at Lanhydrock
by Julie Etheridge
(Above) Picking weeds from the Lanhydrock Avenue c.1900
The first Lanhydrock House Journal was produced in 2001 and has appeared every year since.
Copies are held in the Courtney Library in Truro, the Morrab Library in Penzance and the Cornish Studies Library in Redruth. I am grateful to all authors for their contributions, the editorial team for their support.
I would very much like to thank all the volunteer contributors who have put many hours into writing, editing, proof-reading and copy-editing.
Paul Holden, House and Collections Manager, Lanhydrock. October 2015
This edition edited by Sarah Knight
Lanhydrock House, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL30 5AD
Russell & Charles financial edited.pdf'Brotherly Love'
An 18th C accounts book edited.pdf18th Century Account Book
The Cornish lands of the 2nd & 4th Earls of Radnor edited.pdfCornish Lands
The Poetry of George Hunt.pdfPoetry of George Hunt
Visitors to Lanhydrock - Edited.pdfVisitors to Lanhydrock
Evacuee sisters at Lanhydrock.pdfCalm before the Storm
bignell2.pdfSitters
TommyLanhydrockJournalArticle edited.pdfTommy and the Great War
Evacuee sisters at Lanhydrock edited.pdf