THE CHURCHES OF CORNWALL 135 has good pinnacles. The circular late Norm, font resembles that of Fowey ; it is of Catacleuse stone. Base of early 16th cent, chancel screen remains, with well - carved panels. (Registers, 1683.) Lamorran. — Church of St. Moran, re-dedicated in 1 261, is a small cruciform building consisting of chancel, nave, transepts, S. porch, and detached tower in S.W. corner of churchyard smothered in ivy. Very little interest is attached to this church, as it was rebuilt in 1845, and again pulled about in 1853. The font of Catacleuse stone is late Norm., but has been disfigured and modernised. (Registers, 1 573-) Landewednack (St. Winwaloe). — Chancel, nave, N. aisle of 5 bays, S. transept and porch, and W. tower. Fabric was so severely treated in 1860-2 that, as Mr. E. Sedding writes, " much of the old character of the building has been transformed into 19th cent, architecture"; yet many interesting features remain. Note fine Norm. S. doorway of serpentine, 9 ft. high, into which a Perp. doorway has been inserted ; several Dec. windows in chancel, transept, and nave; stone-groined porch, c. 1300; curious much - repaired font, inscribed D: Ric: Bolham me fecit (he was rector from 1414 to 141 5); and large passage squint, with low-side window, at angle of transept and chancel, like those of St. Cury and St. Mawgan. The unbuttressed two-staged tower is built of great blocks of serpentine mingled
