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@fxuniarchives.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 10:19 AM

Here's some books about sport from our #GorsedhKernow collection for National Sporting Heritage Day #NSHD26

Our collections include Cornish #SportingHistory across a range of sports from rugby and football, to wrestling and gig rowing.

The special collections are open to browse, 10am-4pm, Mon-Fri.

A display of books relating to sport including '1826: Polkinghorne v Cann' (about a famous wrestling match between the respective champions of Devon and Cornwall), a DVD on Cornish wrestling, and a open book about the history of rugby in Cornwall.
@husorbughes.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 3:02 PM

My a waynyas dew bewas meur aga bri rag ow skrifa!
Nyns yw fasya mars eus genes gols blou (faktys yw faktys)!

I won two acclaimed awards for my writing!
It isn't boasting if you have blue hair (fatcs are facts)!

#GorsedhKernow #Gorsedh #Kernowek #Kernewek #Writing

@penleehousegallery.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 11:02 AM

💙 New display at Penlee House! Discover Gorsedh Kernow, Cornwall’s Bardic assembly, through photographs in our Social History Gallery. Explore the traditions, ceremonies and people who celebrate Cornwall’s unique Celtic heritage. 🌿

#PenleeHouse #GorsedhKernow #Cornwall

A smiling woman with a head covering stands with arms outstretched before a stone tower on a rocky hill overlooking a town in this black-and-white. Ann Trevenen Jenkin, 1994. Photographer: Phil Monckton Ann Trevenen Jenkin in front of Carn Brea Castle on becoming Deputy Grand Bard. She was the first woman to hold this position and later became the first female Grand Bard from 1997 - 2000. Her bardic name was Bryallen ("Primrose").