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✓ Published: 12-Jun-2020
✓ Published: 12-Jun-2020
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This extract shares Roger's memories of growing up in wartime Truro. nnThrough the ‘Revealing City Hall’ project, Hall for Cornwall are hosting a programme of events and activities that share and celebrate the building’s rich history. Storylines were delighted to work in partnership with Hall for Cornwall to create this series of digital stories and explore the buildings history through the stories of people who have lived, loved and laughed within these walls.nnThe beating heart of Cornwa
This extract shares Roger's memories of growing up in wartime Truro. nnThrough the ‘Revealing City Hall’ project, Hall for Cornwall are hosting a programme of events and activities that share and celebrate the building’s rich history. Storylines were delighted to work in partnership with Hall for Cornwall to create this series of digital stories and explore the buildings history through the stories of people who have lived, loved and laughed within these walls.nnThe beating heart of Cornwa
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