Hidden Cornwall Episodes Available now
The skeleton found under a floor in Penzance—Hidden Cornwall: Myths and Legends
Many ghostly tales have emerged from the town and there's speculation about the skeleton.
Remembering the end of the North Cornwall Railway
The last trains ran in October 1966. Photo: BBC Weather Watcher/Jubby.
Why Jack the Ripper terrified people in Cornwall—Hidden Cornwall: Myths and Legends
No one appeared to feel safe. Pic: Weather Watcher Triassic Trekker
Why did a cross appear in these rocks?—Hidden Cornwall: Myths and Legends
Why the cross appeared in the rocks is a bit of a mystery. Photo: Elizabeth Dale.
The mystery of a very old Bell in Helston
You might have spotted the bell in the town. Pic: Museum of Cornish Life, Helston.
'Extremely rare' watch found in a house clearance
The watch was found tucked away in a jewellery box. Pic: Hansons Auctioneers.
Coded letters reveal fascinating story
Lt. John Pryor RN sent coded letters to his parents as a prisoner of war in Germany.
The Victorian swimming pool once used by royalty
The swimming pool at Lanhydrock House is now a haven for nature. Pic: National Trust.
The Pendennis Castle tunnel used during WW2
Pendennis Castle in Falmouth was built by King Henry VIII in the 1540s.
On the eve of a new century at Lanhydrock House
BBC Radio Cornwall's Matt Shepherd has been to visit the National Trust property.
