Indian Queens - Indian Queens visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Indian Queens' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Cornwall.

Known as Krows Karworgi in Cornish, the small village of India Queens lies just south of Toldish in central Cornwall. The village grew up as a Victorian era preaching pit made out of a disused quarry. The name comes from the Indian Queen coach / post house that stood here in the 19th century on the road from Goss Moor to Fraddon. The stone porch from the inn still remains today, incorporated into a more modern building. Local folklore would also like to link the village to a supposed visit by Pocahontas.

Visitors to Indian Queens today can stay at Carony Bed and Breakfast (B&B).

Road: Indian Queen's lies at the junction of the A30 and A39, about 9 miles from Newquay (A392) 10 miles north of St Austell (A3058, A30) and 12 miles from Bodmin (A30).
Train: St Columb Road Rail Station