Stu Hilton - 07971 938751
Truro, Cornwall
The county town, and only city, of Cornwall has many buildings of note, and several that need some TLC.
** Indicates I have made a model of this building
Truro Goldsmiths
The model** St Mary's St
The Royal Standard
Lower Lemon St
Burton's old shop. Note the ornate frieze above the 1st floor windows.
Pydar St
This pub has unusual green glazed tiles.
New Bridge St
The old Haberdashery, now the Old Ale House
Princes St
Truro Cathedral Clerk's Residence
Old Bridge St
This pubs was once the Crab & Ale House, now called the White Hart.
New Bridge St
This shop has a large archway to the yard at the rear.
High Cross
Part of the Cathedral Offices.
St Mary's St
Note how the stone/brick work changes from left to right, lots of different styles added over the years.
Cathedral Grounds
A fine example of the hanging tiles style of construction.
Duke St
A small, but very ornate, pub frontage.
Lemon Quay
This shop has seen many owners, who knows what it be selling next.
New Bridge St
A typical shop, with a modern store front set in a much older design.
Frances Street
A very ornate façade.
High Cross
A run of shops with a curved corner.
Victoria Square
Interesting contrast in the building styles.
Victoria Square
Quite a difference between the older and more modern upper stories.
Victoria Square