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Photographs 26 to download, 15 added January 2006
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| View looking to the east. Lynher valley down among the trees in the foreground. Trewoodloe to the left and Golberdon to the right | View from the south of Golberdon showing the dwellings following the road across the picture. |
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| A photo from north of South Hill looking East. To the left are the buildings of Treven and to the right is Manaton | A view towards Caradon over the valley in which Trevigro lies, some of the rooftops can just be seen. |
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| A view from Golberdown to Caradon with the farm buildings of Tregonnet in the centre | A fascinating medieval doorway, now placed in a blockwork farm building at Tregonnet, but possibly coming from an earlier farmhouse on the site? |
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| Boundary stone. Probably early 19thC. Granite. Rectangular section with rounded . This is one of three listed boundary stones and stands between Jordan and Polhilsa on the South Hill/Stoke Climsland boundary. | This stone, of unknown date stands at Bearland Bridge and marks the distance to Callington and to South Hill |
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| Woodcockwell as it is today. The old farm building can be seen beyond the silos. This was until a few years ago a thriving pig farm but is is now empty. |
A view from near New Garden to the south of the parish. The buildings that can be seen in the middle distance are at Woodcock Well. |
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| Trewolland in the south of the parish. Trewolland Farm is in the foreground with the cottage to the right, the north elevation is the side that faces the road. | A view of Trewolland over the
fields from the south |
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| The narrow lane winds through Trewoodloe and the older properties open straight onto it. Granite gate posts are typical of the area. | The pump and stream that used to provide Eygpt and Trewoodloe with its water supply. It has recently been tidied up and restored by local residents. |
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| Picture taken from east of Golberdon looking westwards towards Bodmin Moor. Coombe is hidden amongst the trees in the centre. |
View looking eastwards with Trewoodloe on the right. You might just be able to make out the spire of South Hill near the horizon on the left |
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| View from east of Golberdon towards South Hill, the old school is to the left of the church and Higher Ford is in the foreground. |
A stormy evening looking across a windswept stretch of Golbern Down |
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| The village of Maders sits alongside the lane leading from South Hill to Callington | Golbern Down on a bright day in spring |
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| This used to be the Bible Christian Meeting House at Trewoodloe. Part of the building to the left was demolished and the rest is now serving as an agricultural store. |
The chapel at Trenavin. As can be seen it has since been converted into a dwelling. |
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Golberdon Chapel probably circa 1880
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Golberdon Chapel circa 1910, before the trees grew large enough to completely obscure the view. |
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To the left is a postcard of
the War Memorial in Golberdon, probably taken after WW1 when it was
first erected.
Below is a photograph of the Vicarage that used to be by the church at South Hill. It was demolished and bungalows stand on its site. |
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