Boyton parish church stands on the site of an earlier Norman church and was dedicated to the Holy Name in the 14th century.
It consists of a chancel, nave, south aisle and tower only.
The tower is of the 14th century and the south aisle of the 15th century.
Part of the tower was rebuilt in 1692-94.
The base of the rood screen remains as do the old wagon roofs, that in the aisle being a good example of its kind.
The font is plain and early Norman and an irregular oval in shape.
Boyton parish church stands on the site of an earlier Norman church and was dedicated to the Holy Name in the 14th century. It consists of a chancel, nave, south aisle and tower only. The tower is of the 14th century and the south aisle of the 15th century. Part of the tower was rebuilt in 1692-94. The base of the rood screen remains as do the old wagon roofs, that in the aisle being a good example of its kind. The font is plain and early Norman and an irregular oval in shape.
Boyton, Cornwall