St Winnow: curved shaped slate memorial to William Sawle, d.1651
St Winnow: approach to the church from the east overlooking the estuary of the River Fowey
St Winnow: late c15 Perpendicular church with some Norman remains
St Winnow: c15 three stage tower with set-back buttresses up to the second stage, embattled parapet
St Winnow: nave with wagon roof; early c16 rood screen restored by Violet Pinwill under Sedding in 1907
St Winnow: south aisle built as a chantry for the Courtenays of Ethy with granite arcade piers
St Winnow: glass in the east window with re-set late c15 Crucifixion figures
St Winnow: late c15 ensemble of glass in the south aisle east window assembled in 1867
St Winnow: glass in the south aisle east window, second & third rows; three donors & a bishop, St Winwaloe, St Sidwell, Mary Magdalene & St Leonard
St Winnow: donor with arms of Archdeacon from the south aisle east window
St Winnow: donor with arms of Archdeacon from the south aisle east window
St Winnow: c15 granite font with inscription
St Winnow: mid c17 pulpit on short c19 bulbous legs; the section of the rood screen is essentially original
St Winnow: bench ends c.1525-1535 in the south aisle
St Winnow: more c16 bench ends in the nave
St Winnow: c16 bench ends depicting a ship
St Winnow: c16 bench end depicting a kilted man drinking cider
St Winnow: letter to the inhabitants of Cornwall from Charles I, dated 1643
St Winnow: slate in the porch to Edmond Dyer, d.1722
St Winnow: general view of the river Fowey from the west front of the church looking downstream
Entry Name: Church of St Winnow
Listing Date: 21 August 1964
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1311942
English Heritage Legacy ID: 60630
ID on this website: 101311942
Location: St Winnow's Church, St Winnow, Cornwall, PL22
County: Cornwall
Civil Parish: St. Winnow
Traditional County: Cornwall
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall
Church of England Parish: St Winnow with St Nectan's Chapel
Church of England Diocese: Truro