St Uny: looking out towards the Hayle estuary
St Uny: from the south; restored Perpendicular windows
St Uny: west tower with diagonal buttresses & pinnacles
St Uny: buttressed south porch
St Uny: nave looking east; Norman arch with round piers to north west; other piers are c14, square with four-demi shafts; c19 east window with c15 style tracery
St Uny: detail of Norman pillar with scalloped capitals
St Uny: detail of later c14 capital with horizontal leaves
St Uny: slate to William Praed of Trevethow, d.1620, wife Prudence (Pawley) & four children; flowers, sandglass & skull
St Uny: William Praed of Trevethow, d.1620, & family; name labels above each figure; right to left, William, Prudence, James, Jane, Alice & Mary
St Uny: William Praed of Trevethow, d.1620, & wife Prudence (Pawley)
St Uny: slate to Stephen Pawley, d.1635, wife Margery (Tresteane of Veryan), five sons & six daughters (their initials inscribed above)
St Uny: Stephen Pawley, d.1635
St Uny: Margery (Tresteane of Veryan) wife of Stephen Pawley, d.1635
St Uny: slate memorial to Hugh Pawley (grandson of Stephen), d.1721, & wife Judith, d.1698
St Uny: inscription from the slate memorial to Hugh Pawley, d.1721, & wife Judith, d.1698
St Uny: sarcophagus to William Praed, d.1833; banker & politician
Entry Name: Church of St Uny
Listing Date: 4 June 1952
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1143403
English Heritage Legacy ID: 68953
ID on this website: 101143403
Location: St Uny's Church, Lelant, Cornwall, TR26
County: Cornwall
Civil Parish: St. Ives
Built-Up Area: Lelant
Traditional County: Cornwall
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall
Church of England Parish: Lelant
Church of England Diocese: Truro