A typical Cornish church, St James has a west tower with buttresses, an aisle of seven bays, wagon roofs and a south porch inscribed with the year
This Iron Age hill fort consists of a circular raised earthwork and ditch enclosing an area about 140 metres in diameter.
This small chapel and holy well are located in a pretty, rugged area above the River Inney.
This is one of the most distinctive and spectacular spots in Cornwall.
The church of St Keira is located in the middle of the village of Egloskerry.
The church of St Stephens sits atop a hill across the valley from the town of Launceston.
The church of St Nonna in Altarnum in Cornwall, has one of the highest church towers in Cornwall. Its west tower is 109 ft high.
The prosperous village of St Kew is served by the St James's Church.
St Just's Church is located on the edge of the town square of St Just-in-Penwith.
