How did the Cornish village of London apprentice get its name?

The Cornish village of London Apprentice gets its name from a historical connection to the practice of apprenticeship in the 16th century. It is believed that the village was named after a nearby inn that catered to apprentices traveling to London for work. The name reflects the area's association with trade and the movement of young workers seeking opportunities in the capital. Over time, the name persisted, ultimately becoming the official designation of the village.