Beach_dog Says: Although never a Palace, it was originally the Great or Stannery hall. It was the adminastrative building for the County of Cornwall, the courts, smelting houses for tin, a mint (for coins) and a prison.It was built from 1265 to 1300 by Richard, Earl of Cornwall, second son...
The River (originally 'The Duke of Monmouth'): My old accommadation in 1982.
Beach_dog Says: I spent my first 8 weeks in Lostwithiel (in 1982) staying in the public house. It was cheap at the time, which was great for a recently qualified student working on his first job. Bed and breakfast was £7-50 per night, and that was great until I found more permanent...
The Royal Talbot.: Large pub serving large portions
MikeStacey Says: The Royal Talbot caters for both the person wants to eat in a resturant environment and also the person who wants to eat in a pub environment watching TV, people playing pool, ...... etc. I had a very nice minted lamb steak and my girlfriend had, what she describes as "A...
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This interesting Arched roadway is located at the Duchy Palace.
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Situated at the tidal reach of the river Fowey, in a beautiful wooded valley the town lies tucked away just off the A390, a haven of peace and tranquility. Central in Cornwall, it is within easy...
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The Ancient Stannery Town of Lostwithiel

In December 2002 I paid a brief visit to the town of Lostwithiel. Twenty years ago I had lived there for about 15 months, while working on construction at the local Creamery. Revisiting Lostwithiel......
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We didn't spend any time in the town of Lostwithiel, but visited the nearby Restormel Castle (details in my "Things to Do" tip).
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