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Cape Cornwall - Cornish Coast

Cape Cornwall is a cape just outside the town of St Just-in-Penwith in West Cornwall. It is one of only two capes on the British Isles, the other being Cape Wrath in the Scottish Highlands. The cape is the original Land's End and tourists would visit the cape to see the end of Britain. The cape has a beach, Priest's Cove, which is a rocky beach with its own Tidal Swimming Pool however there was another beach here, which was larger and had sand, at the other side of the cape. However, this beach was completely washed away in storms in the early 20th century. Cape Cornwall was interestingly purchased by the food company 'Heinz' in 1987. They then presented it to the National Trust who manage it. On top of the cape is a chimney which is part of Cape Cornwall Mine, this is now called the Heinz Monument due to the purchase. Cape Cornwall Mine operated between 1838 and 1883. It has since been destroyed however the chimney has been left for navigation purposes. It is now a landmark in this area of Cornwall. At the bottom of the cape is St Helen's Oratory, a small Celtic oratory. On top is an ancient cross however this is not the original. The original was moved in the 19th century and was taken to the Vicarage Garden at St Just-in-Penwith. It was then, it is said, thrown down the well. The original cross is now on display in St Just-in-Penwith church and another cross, also Celtic, has been put on to the oratory. Cape Cornwall is at the start of The Tin Coast.