Church of St Willow, Lanteglos
St Willow: approach from the south; c14 unbuttressed four-storey tower flanked by aisles; 1905 restoration by Sedding
St Willow: c17 south porch with scratch dial; lantern cross in foreground
St Willow: lantern cross with traceried faces
St Willow: c14 octagonal piers of Pentewan stone, simple bases & capitals
St Willow: c15 south aisle with wagon roof of moulded timbers
St Willow: early c13 font of Pentewan stone bowl & Purbeck stone base, stiff leaf foliage
St Willow: tomb chest on canopied recess to Thomas de Mohun c.1440; rood stairs to right
St Willow: Thomas de Mohun, c.1440
St Willow: Thomas de Mohun, c.1440; border inscription & shield
St Willow: John Mohun, d.1508, & wife Anne, eng. 1525
St Willow: inscription from brass of John Mohun, 1508; reference to sweating sickness
Church of St Willow, Lanteglos, Cornwall
St Willow: mostly late c14 hillside church, originally the parish church for Polruan; restored by Sedding 1906
St Willow: rows of bench ends along the centre of the nave, dating from c.1500
St Willow: royal arms of Charles II presented to the parish in 1668
St Willow: tomb chest to Thomas de Mohun c.1440; probable builder of the present church
St Willow: brass effigy of Thomas de Mohun, c.1440, in armour, with foot & marginal inscriptions, four shields (one lost)
St Willow: slate memorial to Thomas Beale, d.1645; verse & inscription set side by side within pattern of tulips
St Willow: barely visible traces of painting depicting the Resurrection within the canopied tomb to Thomas de Mohun, c.1440
Entry Name: Church of St Willow
Listing Date: 21 August 1964
Last Amended: 30 April 1985
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1312492
English Heritage Legacy ID: 60551
ID on this website: 101312492
Location: St Wyllow's Church, Cornwall, PL23
County: Cornwall
Civil Parish: Lanteglos
Traditional County: Cornwall
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall
Church of England Parish: Lanteglos-by-Fowey
Church of England Diocese: Truro