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St Keyne & St Martin: mother church of East Looe; cruciform in shape, mainly Perpendicular but includes earlier work
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St Keyne & St Martin: early c14 lower stages of tower, upper part Perpendicular with battlements & pinnacles
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St Keyne & St Martin: nave with standard Cornish piers; c15 ceiled wagon roof; Pinwill pews & rood screen
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St Keyne & St Martin: detail of c15 ceiled wagon roof; tree-ring dating suggests 1453-1478
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St Keyne & St Martin: detail from the Violet Pinwill rood screen, 1934
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St Keyne & St Martin: monument to Walter Langdon, d.1667, & wife Rhoda
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St Keyne & St Martin: Walter Langdon of Keverell, d.1676
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St Keyne & St Martin: Rhoda (nee Martin of Linridge), wife of Walter Langdon of Keverell, d.1676
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St Keyne & St Martin: inscription from the monument to Walter Langdon of Keverell, d.1676
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St Keyne & St Martin: coats of arms from the monument to Walter Langdon of Keverell, d.1676
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St Keyne & St Martin: slate memorial to Philip Mayowe, d.1590
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St Keyne & St Martin: backplate of slate memorial to Philip Mayowe, d.1590
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St Keyne & St Martin: part of verse from the slate to Philip Mayowe, d.1590
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St Keyne & St Martin: First World War memorial pew depicting a dying soldier in the midst of battle looking up to the cross