Description

SW 83 SW MYLOR TREFUSIS ROAD, Flushing

6/276 Fish Cross Quays

GV II

Quays. Circa late C17/early C18. Probably built for Francis or Samuel Trefusis.
Vertically-set slightly battered dry shale rubble with some granite ashlar and iron stapled dressed granite copings. Wide rectangular projection to south west into the Penryn River linked to walling to north west and returning to north along waterfront.
Francis Trefusis died 1680, and his son Samuel, built quays at Flushing, and
both were elected as Members of Parliament of Penryn. It is thought that Dutch engineers may have been employed for the earlier quays of this type.

Listing NGR: SW8079333853

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26613965

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