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Church of St Mellanus

A Grade I Listed Building in Mullion, Cornwall

  • Church of St Mellanus, Mullion

  • St Melina: late medieval church, c.1500, set above Mullion Cove; three east gables, chancel slightly projecting

  • St Melina: view from the south; renewed Perpendicular windows, parapeted south porch with panelled jambs

  • St Melina: west tower, c.1512, with large granite blocks dressed with serpentine stone

  • St Melina: nave with late c15 or early c16 arcades; ceiled c15 wagon roof; restored 1840 & 1880 followed by furnishings by F.C. Eden

  • St Melina: Royal Arms of Charles II

  • St Melina: Erisey arms above the south doorway

  • St Melina: part of collection of woodwork & bench ends, c.1530-1550

  • St Melina: bench end, c.1530-1550

  • St Melina: bench end, c.1530-1550

  • St Melina: bench end, c.1530-1550

  • St Melina: bench end, c.1530-1550

  • St Melina: memorial to Robert Prisk, d.1699

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Entry Name: Church of St Mellanus

Listing Date: 10 July 1957

Grade: I

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1158147

English Heritage Legacy ID: 64658

ID on this website: 101158147

Location: St Melaine's Church, Mullion, Cornwall, TR12

County: Cornwall

Civil Parish: Mullion

Built-Up Area: Mullion

Traditional County: Cornwall

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall

Church of England Parish: Mullion

Church of England Diocese: Truro

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