Port Isaac is the parish where John Archer Trevan moved to when he became a Customs Officer and married Anne Watts and inheritted the White House. Most of his offspring and their descendents stayed in the village. Most of the males became either Customs Officers or Doctors. Dr Frederick Trevan lived in Trevan House, which is one of the photos below.

In the 1990's I spent a weekend staying at the Slipway Hotel, right opposite the harbour entrance. The White House can be seen in one of the photos on their site which looks at Port Isaac from the sea. It is on the right (west) of the harbour.

These photos of Port Isaac are provided courtesy of Charles Winpenny of Cornwall CAM except where otherwise indicated.

Trevan House, Port Isaac Courtesy of Libby Batchelor

Above the harbour at Port Isaac

The harbour at Port Isaac at low tide

Main road through Port Isaac!

Rocks to the east of Port Isaac

Sea view over the rooftops of Port Isaac The white building is the Old Schoolhouse

Boats and cars in the harbour at Port Isaac

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Treveighan

The village sign for Treveighan Courtesy of Libby Batchelor