Church Of St Agnes |
Hob Uid: 428393 | |
Location : Cornwall St. Agnes
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Grid Ref : SW7203150735 |
Summary : Parish church with 15th century origins, restored in 1848 by Piers St Aubyn. Granite ashlar tower, otherwise killas rubble with granite dressings. Dressed granite broach spire behind embattled parapet to tower, otherwise dry Delabole slate roofs with gable ends. Stone stack over vestry. 15th century west tower; 19th century nave and chancel; 19th century north aisle south aisle and south porch linked to covered passage and vestry added in 1909. The church is alleged to stand on the possible site of a Celtic church. |
More information : (SW 72035073) St Agnes's Church (Vicarage) (NAT) (1) The church of St Agnes was a chapelry to Perranzabuloe until 1846. (2) The 15th century building was heavily restored in 1848 with the exception of the tower and its spire. (3) A few years before Henderson's death (died 1934) the pier bases of the 1482 church were discovered beneath the floor and these rested on the foundations of an earlier church, thought to be the original Celtic foundation. One base may be seen below a trapdoor to the south side near the west end of the church. (4,5)
Church with 15th century origins, restored in 1848 by Piers St Aubyn. The spire was rebuilt in 1905. Grade II*. (6)
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