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America's Home of the Cornish!

Welcome to the Cornish American Heritage Society, whose mission is to promote and preserve the Heritage of Cornish settlers.
Website Updated as of: 1/28/2012

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OFFICERS FOR 2011-2013 ANNOUNCED

CAHS Officers for 2011-2013 have been announced. There is a new President and a new Secretary, all other officers remain the same.

Details on this page , here.

RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP NOW - 2011 MEMBERSHIPS ARE EXPIRING

Please renew your membership now.  Memberships that expired in 2011 will not receive the Tam Kernewek newsletter in 2012.

"HALL FOR CORNWALL"
Hall for Cornwall is a thriving theater in the heart
of Truro

Over the course of the year, Hall for Cornwall welcomes over 180,000 theatre goers to see and hear everything from classical to rock concerts, and pantomime to touring productions from the West End.  In 2012, world class shows such as Chicago, Spamalot and the English Touring Theatres production of Anne Boleyn and comedy from the likes of Stewart Lee, Simon Amstell and Paul Merton will delight audiences.

In addition to drama, dance performances with a broad range of styles can be enjoyed from such companies as NDT2, Birmingham Royal Ballet and Matthew Bourne.

For children, the annual pantomime is always a popular family event. Regular shows suitable for the under 7's include Horrible Histories, Lttle Princess, and Chris and Paul.

There is always a great deal going on at the theatre. See the website for more information, follow on Twitter (@HallforCornwall or join their Facebook page.

More information, news, and special offers, on the website. here.

MEMBER'S SERVICES
Members' Services Now Online

Active members of CAHS now have a blog, forum, photo gallery, and newsletter archive available online. Instructions for logging in to the members' area are available here.

Share your genealogy, photos, news, questions with your fellow members. Also, be sure to visit the newsletter archive to learn about the history of your society. Lots of other historical reading and Cornish recipes for your enjoyment.

If your membership expired in or before 2011 , you must renew to continue receiving the newsletter and to access the members' services area.

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RESEARCHING
CAHS Archives Available

CAHS Archives are available at the University of Wisconsin.  Research your history, check the index of documents. See the details here.

What We Do

Visit our information page for Mission Statement, Officers, History, Publications, Gatherings, and Our University of Wisconsin Archives. here

Visit our projects page for Global Migration Project, CFHS Records,  Paul Smales Award, The West Briton Project, Founders Award, and Heritage Certificates. here

Who We Are

Way down to the southwest tip of the Isle of Great Britain is a land of mystery, myth, and magic ... a land of a Celtic people, the Cornish.

The Cornish are fisherfolk, farmers, miners and merchants, scholars, saints, sometimes law-breakers -- above all, they    are people of an extraordinary clan in an extraordinary land -- and they know it. They revere it and love it. They celebrate    their present in light of their past, looking always to the future for the generations to come.

And so do we. We are descendants of Cornish people who emigrated to the Americas. Though we are no longer in the land of our heritage, we are linked to Cornwall by blood and by the tug of our hearts. Some of our members are Cornish people still living in Cornwall...joined to their cousins in the Americas for the good of all.

Wherever you are in the world, whatever your Cornish ties or interests, you are welcome here.

The people of CAHS celebrate Cornwall and the Cornish in many ways. Our members search, save, create and pass on    to the rest of us Cornish songs, poetry, legend, history, photos and food. We do love our food. :-)

Many of us are involved in tracing our family trees, so genealogy and record-keeping are important to us. We each get to    have some part in maintaining the ties between Cornish people around all the world, if only through this site.

However you want to take part in all this, is more than fine with us. Wander around the site, email your questions, become a member.

Let this site be your introduction to all things Cornwall -- and let our gatherings, whether in local society, the Gatherings of Cornish Cousins in the Americas, or the Grand Homecoming to Cornwall called Dehwelans -- let these be moments that will help you form a long and lasting relationship with all things Cornish.


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