Lanlivery Church
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Lanlivery Church
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 7 Mar 2001
St Bryvyth's Church (or St Brevita) has a tall (30m) three-stage west tower of granite, which has pinnacles supported by corbels carved with angels and beasts at the top of the second stage. The octagonal font is unusually large, and is decorated by shields in quatrefoils.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.399408
Longitude
-4.70437