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Parish Church of St Just

A Grade II Listed Building in St Just, Cornwall

  • St. Just Parish Church

  • St. Just Parish Church

  • St. Just Parish Church

  • St. Just Parish Church

  • Parish Church of St Just in Penwith

  • St Just by VR6Lee 2011

  • St Just by VR6Lee 2011

  • St Just Church, St Just by VR6Lee 2011

  • St Just: town church, mostly c15, in the far west of the county built from granite blocks; Perpendicular windows

  • St Just: c15 tower of three-stages, embattled & pinnacled

  • St Just: nave of six bays, arcades of Beer stone, elaborate capitals of leaves, fruit & flowers; restored by St Aubyn in 1865

  • St Just: restored c15 wall painting depicting a Warning to Sabbath Breakers

  • St Just: restored c15 wall painting depicting St George fighting the Dragon

  • St Just: c5-c6 Selus Stone

  • St Just: shielded capital on north arch of chancel; the shields are lozenges for Fitz Ive & on the far right corner for Bray (horse brays)

  • St Just: shielded capital on north arch of chancel continued with the lion rampant for Beaupre

  • St Just: bench end dated 1625 with the combined arms of Arundell (swallows) & Bosaverne (scallop shells)

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Entry Name: Parish Church of St Just

Listing Date: 26 April 1950

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1159637

English Heritage Legacy ID: 69189

ID on this website: 101159637

Location: St Just's Church, St Just, Cornwall, TR19

County: Cornwall

Civil Parish: St. Just

Built-Up Area: St Just

Traditional County: Cornwall

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall

Church of England Parish: St Just-in-Penwith

Church of England Diocese: Truro

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