Kilkhampton, Village 1910
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The London Inn (left) is well placed to catch passing trade on the main highway through the village. A single pony and trap contrasts with today's busy motor traffic that passes along this road - it is now the A39. Behind the trees, St James's church is well known for its carved bench ends and a Norman doorway.
An extract from Cornwall County Memories.
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