Definition of Trewenack. Meaning of Trewenack. Synonyms of Trewenack

- "Beautiful Valley") owned by the Trewenack brothers of Port Augusta. In 1880 he and W. H. Trewenack took over John Trewenack's blacksmith and wheelwright's...
- interdependency of all building components. 1957 saw the beginning of the Borland & Trewenack practice which received recognition for works such as Mcarthy House, Stein...
- four-piece band with the addition of Glenn Sarangapany and then James Trewenack, with MacRae the main songwriter. The band's first release was an EP,...
- of Sir John George Bice KCMG (1853–1923) and Elizabeth Jane Bice née Trewenack. Sir John was a member of the Legislative Council for 30 years, and Chief...
- walls are built of grey concrete blocks. In 1959 Kevin Borland and Geoff Trewenack designed glazed pyramidal skylights in the McCarthy-house that acted as...
- Semap****. C. J. Winterbottom was instrumental in the sacking of H. Trewenack, the manager of E & A Copper in 1889 and was subsequently appointed joint...
- chapels at Boskenwyn Downs and Carnkie; Wesleyan Methodist Free chapels at Trewenack and Four Lanes; and a Baptist chapel in Lower Town, now part of Helston...
- a notable example of the design work of Victorian architect Geoffrey Trewenack. It has sometimes mistakenly been attributed to the Victorian architect...
- Trevor Taylor (2380634). Flight Lieutenant Reginald William Llandaff Trewenack (502225). Bar to Air Force Cross Squadron Leader Charles Taylor, AFC,...