A number of organisations and groups will be present reflecting the wide and diverse interest in Cornish heritage.

Anna Tyacke will be available to discuss and record items brought in on exhibition days, as part of The Portable Antiquities Scheme.

"The Portable Antiquities Scheme is a voluntary recording scheme for archaeological objects found by members of the public. Every year many thousands of objects are discovered, many of these by metal detector users, but also by people whilst out walking, gardening or going about their daily work. Such discoveries offer an important source for understanding our past."

The Historic Environment Service's aim is to identify, record, protect, conserve, present and interpret the historic environment and heritage of Cornwall and Isles of Scilly.

See a replica of the Town Sergeant's bullet riddled cloak and learn it's poignant story. Children from 8 to 80 can even try it on for size!

Exhibiting as a fellow member of the Restormel Small Museums Group.

Exhibiting as a fellow member of the Restormel Small Museums Group.

Exhibiting as a fellow member of the Restormel Small Museums Group.

to be confirmed | CHINA CLAY COUNTRY PARK - WHEAL MARTYN

Exhibiting as a fellow member of the Restormel Small Museums Group.

The Society aims to become a ‘centre of excellence’ encouraging research into Cornish family history, by co-ordinating transcription and indexing of original records by its members, by maintaining a research library in Truro for members and the general public, by offering a means of contact and information exchange between members. The Society was formed in 1976 and now has over 5000 active members, many live outside Cornwall, with members in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA and other countries.

to be confirmed | CORNWALL RECORDS OFFICE (CRO)

Cornwall Record Office provides a professional archive service for Cornwall. Its main purpose is to ensure that the archives relating to the people, places and organisations of Cornwall are preserved for the future and made available, where possible, for public consultation.

The Friends will be using a display stand to demonstrate the progress made in this major renovation project of the iconic Trenance Cottages.

The Society was formed in 1961 - it grew out of the West Cornwall Field Club, itself founded in 1935 by a group of enthusiasts who were studying the archaeology of West Cornwall.  Currently the society has nearly 600 members and organises activities covering all aspects of the discipline.