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Local HistoryYou are in: Cornwall > History > Local History > Historic Callington Historic CallingtonA fascinating horde of lost photographs depicting a Cornish community in the Edwardian era are going on display in Callington. Organisers are hoping to the historic pictures will evoke many memories, leading people to name some of those featured.  Reginald Gimblett's photo of a family The images of Edwardian life were rescued from old glass photographic plates taken by photographer Reginald Gimblett by his grandson Terry.  Do you recognise Reginald Gimblett's photo? With the help of modern technology he's brought to life dozens of portraits and events from the decade before the start of the Great War.  Can you name the man in Reginald Gimblett's photo But can you name any of the people featured in the three photos on this page? The exhibition begins on Good Friday at Callington's Heritage Centre which is based in Liskeard Road in the town. Our reporter Matt Small had a preview of the pictures at Callington's Heritage Centre. Click on the link below to hear his report: Help playing audio/video last updated: 08/04/2009 at 13:29 SEE ALSOYou are in: Cornwall > History > Local History > Historic Callington 
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