St Winwaloe’s Church is located in Gunwalloe, Cornwall, UK. Dating back mostly to the 15th century, with some parts from the 13th Century, the church boasts an unusual Three Hall design, a detached bell tower, and a strange statue outside the Church entrance. The church is said to have been built in honour of St.… Continue reading The Splendid Granite Cross of Anne Freeman
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Cross at the Entrance to Luxulyan Church
Locale St Julitta & St Cyriacus’s Church – Luxulyan – Cornwall Details The Church of St Julitta & her son St Cyriacus, at first Norman, was completely rebuilt with granite in the 15th century. It even now has the Norman Font and in the vicinity of the Church is a Holy Perfectly. For extra information… Continue reading Cross at the Entrance to Luxulyan Church
Edmund James Fox and Friends at Forrabury
Site St Symphorian’s Church – Forrabury – Cornwall – Uk Aspects The Church of St Symphorian was proven in Norman occasions with the Tower remaining additional in 1750. This is another of the classic Norman design and style churches that we love. I only took a several images right here but they are some of… Continue reading Edmund James Fox and Friends at Forrabury
Gloriously Decaying Cross and Grave Railings
Site St Wynwallow’s Church – Landewednack – Cornwall Particulars The Church of St Wynwallow is the most southerly church in mainland Britain and was most likely established all around Advertisement 600. Landewednack arrives from a mix of text that means ‘The Sacred enclosure of St Wennac’ now St Wynwallow a 5th century Breton abbot. For… Continue reading Gloriously Decaying Cross and Grave Railings
Memorial Cross of James Pearn
Locale St Nonna’s Church – Altarnun – Cornwall – Uk Specifics The 15th century Church of St Nonna is known as the Cathedral of the Moor because of to it’s towering existence more than Bodmin Moor. St Nonna was the mom of St David and the Church is located in the village of Altarnun, this… Continue reading Memorial Cross of James Pearn