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Trefusis, Mylor, Cornwall. July 1908
Truro Wesleyan Sunday school outing at Trefusis. Children and adults pause for the photograph. Another good example of clothing fashion in the 1900s. Photographer: Arthur Philp
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Media ID 13860572
© From the collection of the RIC
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This print from the Royal Cornwall Museum takes us back to July 1908, capturing a momentous occasion at Trefusis in Mylor, Cornwall. The image showcases a vibrant gathering of individuals belonging to the Truro Wesleyan Sunday school, who have embarked on an outing filled with joy and camaraderie. As they pause for the photograph, both children and adults are frozen in time, their expressions reflecting excitement and anticipation. Beyond its historical significance as a record of this particular event, this snapshot offers us a fascinating glimpse into clothing fashion during the Edwardian era. Each person's attire tells its own story - from the dapper gentlemen sporting tailored suits and bowler hats to women adorned in elegant dresses complete with elaborate hats and parasols. This visual testament serves as yet another example of how fashion played an integral role in defining societal norms during that period. Moreover, it is impossible to overlook the religious undertones present within this image. Methodism was deeply rooted in Cornish culture at that time, acting as a unifying force for communities like Truro. The individuals captured here likely shared strong bonds through their faith and participation in Sunday school activities. Photographed by Arthur Philp, whose talent immortalized countless moments throughout history, this remarkable print encapsulates not only personal memories but also broader themes such as community spirit and cultural heritage. It stands as a testament to our collective past while offering endless opportunities for reflection on our roots and traditions – all preserved within these precious frames.
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