Description

ST TUDY CHURCHTOWN, St Tudy
SX 0676-0776
8/194 The Clink

GV II

Church house, later used as a school room and parish clink or lock-up. Now used as
parish rooms. Circa C18, probably with earlier origins. Restored by parish in 1986.
Stone rubble. Rag slate roof with gable ends. Some possibly early crested ridge
tiles. Brick stack on east gable end.
Plan: Overall rectangular 1-room plan. Backs onto north side of churchyard. 2-
storey elevation to front-and single storey elevation to rear where ground is at a
higher level. Ground floor entrance in front elevation facing road. External stair
in east gable end provides access to first floor from both churchyard to rear and
road to front.
Exterior: 2-storey 1 window front elevation. Stone rubble and granite external
stair from road to front and from churchyard to rear, rising up to door in first
floor of left hand (east) gable end.
Interior: Not accessible.

Listing NGR: SX0662176340

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26455871

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