Perranuthnoe, Cornwall England UK
Church of England (Anglican)
Originally built in the mid-1200s, the north aisle and tower were added during the 16th century. Originally dedicated just to St. Piran, St. Nicholas was added in 1856; he has since been replaced by St. Michael. The church was fully restored in 1883. It is now known as the Church of St Michael and St Piran, the patron saint of Cornwall. The south transept chapel St. Nicholas was restored in 1937.
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