Victoria County History: Cornwall

Volume 1
Volume 2, parts 5 and 8
Draft text(s) on VCH Cornwall web site

Volume 1 (1906) [not indexed]
William Page
The Victoria History of the County of Cornwall

[Available at: Internet Archive - Text Archive.]

Natural History

Early Man

Anglo-Saxon Remains

Stone Circles

Early Christian Monuments

Ancient Earthworks

Maritime History

Industries

Volume 2, parts 5 and 8 (1924) [index to Domesday Survey only]
William Page
A History of the County of Cornwall

Romano-British Remains

The Domesday Survey for Cornwall

• Introduction
• Translation of the Text
• Index

Draft text(s) on VCH Cornwall web site

[VCH Cornwall.]

Religious houses

• St Anthony-in-Roseland, Augustinian Priory
• Bodmin, Franciscan Friary
• Bodmin, Hospital of St Laurence
• Bodmin, Hospital of St Anthony
• Bodmin, Hospital of St George
• St Buryan, Collegiate Church
• St Carroc, Cluniac Priory
• St Columb Major, Arundell Chantry
• Crantock, Collegiate Church
• Helston, Hospital of St John Baptist
• Helston, Hospital of St Mary Magdalene
• St Keverne, Leper House of Nan(s)clegy
• St Kew, Alleged Augustinian Cell
• Lammana, Benedictine Priory of St Michael
• Lanlivery, Hospital of St Mary Magdalene at Lamford (now Maudlin)
• Launceston, Hospital of St Leonard
• Launceston, Almshouse
• Liskeard, Hospital of St Mary Magdalene
• St Michael Penkevil, Collegiate Church
• Minster, Benedictine Priory of St Mertherian
• Penryn, College of St Thomas, Glasney
• Penryn, Almshouse
• Probus, Collegiate Church of St Probus
• Scilly, Benedictine Priory of St Nicholas
• St Teath, Prebendal Church of St Tetha
• Temple, Property of the Knights Templars
• Trebeigh, Preceptory of the Knights Hospitallers
• Tregony, Augustinian Priory of St James
• Truro, Dominican Friary
• Veryan, Leper House of Sheepstall
• Uncertain Hospitals and Leper Communities