Flush bracket, St James the Great, 12015 - Kilkhampton, Cornwall - European Historic Survey Stones, Monuments and Benchmarks on Waymarking.com

Flush bracket, 12015, on the church tower. West face, South west angle

"Kilkhampton church was probably rebuilt in the late 15th Century, but still as the magnificent south doorway that was constructed in about 1130. The Church, which is dedicated to St James the Great, as is the church at Jacobstow, lays on a famous pilgrims route that started with the pilgrims sailing from Wales to Clovelly in Devon, and then on through Morwenstow, Kilkhampton Jacobstow, Boscastle, Trevalga and ultimately Fowey on the south coast, where they re-embarked for Compostella in Spain."

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