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4. The Lanhydrock Estate and the Granting of a New Lease at Tincroft Mine in 1804
4. The Lanhydrock Estate and the Granting of a New Lease at Tincroft Mine in 1804
by Jim Lewis
10. Refinement and Elegance: Mrs Mary Hunt (1740-1824) and No.76 South Audley Street
10. Refinement and Elegance: Mrs Mary Hunt (1740-1824) and No.76 South Audley Street
by Paul Holden
20. That Bodmin Speech: A Letter from Tommy Agar-Robartes
20. That Bodmin Speech: A Letter from Tommy Agar-Robartes
Transcribed by Mary Townsend, David Ingrouille with Paul Holden
23. Mrs.Agnes Bray-Housemaid at Lanhydrock during the 2nd World War: A transcription from the Lanhydrock Oral History Library
23. Mrs.Agnes Bray-Housemaid at Lanhydrock during the 2nd World War: A transcription from the Lanhydrock Oral History Library
Transcribed by Rob Slack
29. Everilda, Violet and the Ballerina
29. Everilda, Violet and the Ballerina
by Mike England
35. The Modern Family at Lanhydrock
35. The Modern Family at Lanhydrock
by Annie Patrick
Shorter Notices
Shorter Notices
36. Serious Thoughts on New Years Day by George Hunt Esq. c.1790-98
36. Serious Thoughts on New Years Day by George Hunt Esq. c.1790-98
Transcribed by Sarah Knight
37. The Lanhydrock Burials
37. The Lanhydrock Burials
by Ian Norman
42. Book Review
42. Book Review
Images: Tommy Agar-Robartes (1881-1915) (NT/Lanhydrock.
Neil Primrose (d.1917) youngest son of Lord Rosebery and best friend of Tommy Agar-Robartes (Private Collection)
The aim of this publication is to encourage an interest in the history of Lanhydrock House and its owners. Clearly this will assist with the interpretation of the property and family to all interested parties. The essays presented here are the result of original research undertaken voluntarily. Hence the subjects are presented for the first time and are taken from significant primary source material from the house archives and local collections.
The aim of this publication is to encourage an interest in the history of Lanhydrock House and its owners. Clearly this will assist with the interpretation of the property and family to all interested parties. The essays presented here are the result of original research undertaken voluntarily. Hence the subjects are presented for the first time and are taken from significant primary source material from the house archives and local collections.
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