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Churchyard and statue, St. Winwaloe's church
by Derek Voller geograph for square SW6620 The statue of St. Winwaloe appears to have lost an arm since my last visit six... (more)
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One of a pair of panels salvaged from the dismantled Rood Screen, St. Winwaloe's church
by Derek Voller for square SW6620 The church contains two surviving parts of the early sixteenth Century Rood... (more)
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Towednack church
by Graham Horn geograph for square SW4838 Dedicated to St Winwaloe, a 6th century Breton saint. The church is thought to... (more)
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South doorway and porch, St Winwaloe's church, Gunwalloe
by Derek Voller geograph for square SW6620 |
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Carved ceiling supports in the porch of St. Winwaloe's church, Gunwalloe
by Derek Voller for square SW6620 |
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The South Aisle , St. Winwaloe's church, Gunwalloe, Cornwall
by Derek Voller for square SW6620 Dating from the 15th or 16th century the carved ceiling decoration is similar to... (more)
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13th century font, St. Winwaloe's church,
by Derek Voller for square SW6620 Behind the font is one of a pair of carved and painted panels salvaged from a... (more)
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Nave and Chancel of St. Winwaloe's church near Gunwalloe, Cornwall
by Derek Voller for square SW6620 Mentioned in the Domesday Book, which was an inventory of the possessions of... (more)
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Church Cove
by Graham Horn geograph for square SW6620 A popular beach spot with a large expanse of sand. It is also unusual in having... (more)
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Towednack church
by Graham Horn geograph for square SW4838 Dedicated to St Winwaloe, a 6th century Breton saint. The church is thought to... (more)
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