Just up the lane from Kitty's Korner, turn right at the countryman pub and then take the first left. You can see heavy hourses, a dispaly of carriages and there is also a forge on this working farm.

Tate St Ives and The Barbara Hepworth Museum
The Tate St Ives is a museum of contemporary and modern art overlooking the beach at St Ives. There are reular exhibitions. In my personal opinion the best thing about it is the view from the rooftop cafe! http://www.tate.org.uk/stives/

 

A short walk away is the Barbara Hepworth Museum and sculpture garden. This is also operated by 'The Tate' and a joint entry ticket can be bought.

St Ives Town Museum
A quaint musuem well worth a visit if you hapen to be in St Ives

Penlee House  Museum and Gallery, Penzance
While the Muesum in Penlee House is very interesting it is overshadowed by the magnificent gallery that has one of the finest collections of work from the post-impressionist cornish artists.

 

This is the place to go if you want to see great works from the likes of the Newlyn School and St Ives Artists

Recently refurbished ans extended the Newlyn Gallery is largly a gallry of contemporary are - notthing from the 'Newlyn School'! http://www.newlynartgallery.co.uk/

National Maritime Muesum, Falmouth
The National Maritime Museum is located on the waterfront at Falmouth and celebrates the our sea-going heritage

Falmouth Art Gallery
The gallery has a fine collection of more than 100 oils and the works of the post-impresionist cornish painters such as Edward Coley Burne-Jones, Charles Napier, Laura Knight and Henry Scott Tuke http://www.falmouthartgallery.com/

Located in the Cornish Capital, the Royal Cornwall Museum is well worth a visit. There are regular exhibitions and activities

Wireless and Telegraphy Museum, Porthcurno
The old cable station which once linked Britain by telegraph cable under the sea to the fathest points of the world has been transformed into a museum of Telegraphy. This fascinating home of the Victorian Internet offers a history of telecommunications, and visits to the wartime control bunker.

Wayside Museum, Zennor
The wayside museum is a documents the day to day life of the cornish countryside. Exhibits include: Waterwheels from Cornish mining industry Cobblers shop with exhibition on the History of Wayside Mill Building, with original machinery and millstones and collection of early agricultural implements and the Blacksmiths Forge Domestic implements People of past Zennor 18th century kitchen