Lanteglos Church near Fowey
The church is dedicated to St Wyllow who according to legend was born in Ireland in the 6th Century, lived as a hermit in Cornwall and was beheaded by the locals. The current church was built in the 14th Century and altered in the 15th. The brass of Thomas de Mohun within the church dates from this period and the brasses depicting John Mohun and his wife date from the start of the 16th Century. The bench ends were also carved in the 16th Century and carefully preserved during an 18th Century restoration. Daphne du Maurier featured the church as "Lanoc Church" in her first novel, "The Loving Spirit" and she was married here herself in 1932.
On walks
- Hall Walk from Fowey to Polruan (3.8 mile walk)
- Polruan to Lantic Bay (4.2 mile walk)
Also mentioned in walks
- Lantivet Bay and Lansallos (5 mile walk)