The Magazine
The Magazine is published monthly and covers St Tudy, Michaelstow and St Mabyn.
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The following, and much more, can be found in this months edition of The Magazine:
THE ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY OF ST TUDY CHURCH
Saturday 12 September, 10am - 4.30pm, in St Tudy Church.
Have you ever wondered why St Tudy Church is a Grade I listed building? Are you still confused about why we are fundraising to repair the tower roof? Would you like to know more about the people who had elaborate memorials built for them in the church? Do you know which important Cornish architect was involved with our church in Victorian times?
To find out the answers to these and much more, ALL ARE WELCOME to a full day of talks on the heritage and history of St Tudy Church, given by the key authorities on their subjects in Cornwall:
Jeremy Chadburn: our church conservation architect on what his job entails and what is needed to repair the church tower roof.
Dr Joanna Mattingly: a well-known writer on Cornwall’s churches including Churches of Cornwall and Cornwall's Saints, Jo will talk about the early medieval history of our church (including why the left the job unfinished!)
Dr Paul Cockerham: an independent researcher based in Cornwall who has written numerous books and articles on the heritage of Cornwall’s church monuments. His talk will focus on the memorials in the south aisle of St Tudy Church.
Dr Patrick Newberry: an architectural historian based in east Cornwall, Patrick wrote his PhD thesis on the architect JP St Aubyn and will talk about his work at St Tudy.
The day will cost £25 to include a Barnecutt’s pasty, hot drinks and cake, all of the talks and lunchtime activities including your chance to have a go at bell ringing. BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL and is being taken through TicketTailor (payment by BACS). Please visit our website https://www.sttudy.uk/ or the church tower Facebook page to find the direct link to book.
All profits will go towards raising money
to repair the church tower roof and for the
conservation of the medieval stained glass
and embroidered reredos. Please contact the
church tower team via Sam Barnes-Knight
if you have any questions
We look forward to seeing you there!
