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Church of St Enodoc

A Grade I Listed Building in St. Minver Lowlands, Cornwall

  • St Enodoc's church - May 2010

  • St Enodoc's church - May 2010

  • St. Enodoc's church - May 2010

  • St. Enodoc's church - May 2010

  • St Enodoc: essentially a Norman church with c15 chancel aisle; a medieval chapelry to St Minver standing alone amongst the dunes; restored by St Aubyn in 1865

  • St Enodoc: view from the south-east looking down to Daymer Bay; c13 broach spire on north tower with small trefoil headed bell openings

  • St Enodoc: view from the south-west; gabled south porch with c19 two-centred arch

  • St Enodoc: aisless nave; three bay chancel arcade to the south; base of c15 rood screen survives

  • St Enodoc: slate memorial to John Mably & daughter Alice, both d.1687; formerly in churchyard, moved to south porch

  • St Enodoc: slate memorial to John Mably & daughter Alice, both d.1687

  • St Enodoc: upper verse from the slate memorial to John Mably & daughter Alice, 1687

  • St Enodoc: lower verse from the slate memorial to John Mably & daughter Alice, 1687

  • St Enodoc: memorial relating to 1995 ship wreck

  • St Enodoc: headstone to John Betjemen, d.1984; inscription surrounded by entwined flora

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Entry Name: Church of St Enodoc

Listing Date: 6 June 1969

Grade: I

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1211902

English Heritage Legacy ID: 351624

ID on this website: 101211902

Location: St Enodoc Golf Links, Trebetherick, Cornwall, PL27

County: Cornwall

Civil Parish: St. Minver Lowlands

Traditional County: Cornwall

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall

Church of England Parish: St Minver with St Enodoc and St Michael Rock

Church of England Diocese: Truro

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