From ancient stone circles and imposing hillforts to a 19th-century viaduct hidden in an idyllic valley and a medieval dovecote tucked between suburban houses, the historic places we’ve taken into our care over the last 40 years are inspiring and truly unique.
That’s why, this year, we challenged the public to capture their favourite features and views of these incredible sites in our community photography competition.
It’s been an absolute joy to see the historic places we look after that mean the most to you, and our judging panel had a difficult task choosing the winners.
The winners are…
1st Prize – Ann-Marie Davey – Trethevy Quoit
2nd Prize – Jamie Ashley – Tregonning Hill
3rd Prize – Paula Green – King Doniert’s Stone
Highly commended…
Stuart Chorlton – Treffry Viaduct
Amy Williams – Dupath Well
Amy Williams – Duloe Stone Circle
Amy Williams – St Cleer’s Holy Well and Cross
Christina Pearn – Carn Euny
Paula Green – The Hurler Stone Circles
They now all feature in our 2026 fundraising calendar, which is available to buy on our website, priced at £8 plus postage. All the profits will support our work to preserve and strengthen Cornwall’s unique heritage, so if you would like to place an order, we would be hugely grateful for your support.
Our Sponsor
Thank you to Cornish Cottage Holidays for its generous support of this competition. As a small, independent charity, our business sponsors make a huge difference to our work and we’re hugely grateful.
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