Langdon, Arthur G, Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · Truro: J. Pollard · leaf 103
st wall of the churchyard is apiece of ground, belonging to the vicarage, calledthe Nursery. The cross is built into this wall, a fewfeet from the right-hand side of the gateway. It is very similar to that just described, but hasbeen broken at the place where the bead stops onthe shaft.… … UNORNAMENTED CROSSES 71 Wheel Crosses similar to those defined on P. 54, but withTHE Bead continued down each Side of the Shaft There are two examples of this type, which will be found at thefollowing places :— Lanivet . . Tremoor Cross. Withiel, No. 2 . In rectory garden. Tremoor Cross, Lanivet…
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