The Corpus of ROMANESQUE SCULPTURE in Britain & Ireland
St Petrock and St Keri (now)
Parish church
Egloskerry is a village in the E of Cornwall, 5 miles NW of Launceston and N of the A395 that runs from Launceston to Davidstow. The church is on the N side of the main road through the village, and is built of stone rubble with a granite ashlar porch. It consists of a nave with a S aisle and a S porch, a W tower, a N transept and a chancel. Of these the N nave wall and the transept are 12thc., the W tower is 15thc., and the aisle and porch were added in the 17thc. The church was restored in 1894. Romanesque features are the blocked N doorway, the S tympanum reset inside the church, a pillar piscina and a font.