Tregellas Tapestries
It was completed in three years and comprises fifty-eight embroidered panels. The story shows how the Cornish took their goods and skills across the world through the centuries. Fact is interspersed with fiction, famous names interwoven with legend. Cornwall's contribution to world progress is depicted in peace and war, in religion and folklore. Miners, fishermen and farmers are remembered with pirates, priests and inventors in the Tregellas Tapestry.

The embroidered panels were framed in 2000 as advised by the Royal School of Needlework. To mark the Millennium some panels were exhibited at different venues around the country, including Royston Museum, Hertfordshire, Helston, Marazion, Callington and at the Gorsedd in Falmouth. The permanent display of the complete Tregellas Tapestry at Alma Place, Redruth is the first phase of the Redruth Education and Economic Arts Partnership. This project has similar aims to those of Rita Tregellas Pope, and it is fitting that such a superb work of art is on display in the heart of Cornwall.
