St Senara and St Ia in stained glass at St Senara's Church, Zennor, Cornwall.pic.twitter.com/ydVYC2IwRI
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St Senara and St Ia in stained glass at St Senara's Church, Zennor, Cornwall.pic.twitter.com/ydVYC2IwRI
A small medieval wheel-headed cross in the churchyard at Zennor.pic.twitter.com/eg2uXjM3Iz
The interior of St Senara's Church, Zennor, with its medieval font of c.1300 on the right.pic.twitter.com/rsAK4OUfMe
I think I’ve seen other mermaids in churches, what does it mean? Has anyone does a study of it? Didn’t Henry of Anjou trace his descent to a mermaid?
It's an interesting question! Look to be several out there, though not a topic I've ever looked at!
The church dates around 1450
The chancel and south transept are earlier than that, probably 13th or 14th century.
I have not been in that lovely church for a few years. Lovely to see it again.Thank you.
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