This page lists the places in, or near, Lewannick Parish of historical significance or interest.
Places
| St Martin's Church |
There is evidence that Lewannick's Church has ancient origins and may have been built on the site of a medieval priory. Much of the building was destroyed by fire in 1890, but re-built within the year. |
| Milestones and Signposts |
Granite milestones and cast iron signposts from around the parish. |
| Trelaske House |
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| Trelaske Mill |
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| The Old School |
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| Upton Castle |
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| Blaunder's Well |
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| Old Village Cross, Swearing Cross |
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| Trekelland Bridge |
Ancient stone road bridge over the River Inny c1500. Grade II listed. |
| Bowden Derra |
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| Pen Inny House |
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| Colquarnel |
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| Keepers Cottage |
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| Polyphant Quarry |
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| Polyphant Chapel |
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| Trebartha |
See: National Archives |
| Two Bridges |
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| Joan's Pitcher |
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