photo of St Mellanus Church, Mullion
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Mullion, St Mellanus

St Mellanus, Mullion is in the middle of the village on a one-way Street, Churchtown. There is no parking beside the Church but there is some just North where Churchtown meets Lender Lane (B3296).

The Church is built with granite and the local serpentine which gives it a distinctive, variegated, appearance. The inside of the Church is equally interesting with a Cornish barrel roof and elaborately carved bench ends. [See photos.] Ringing is from the ground floor.

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The Bells

The tower has a ring of 6 bells with a tenor weighing 10-2-13 in A. Dove's Guide includes details of the bells at St Mellanus and more information is provided by the Truro Diocesan Guild of Ringers.

Bell  Inscription
1 Dove's Guide
to the bells at
St Mellanus
Gillett and Johnston, Croydon, 1936
2Gillett and Johnston, Croydon, 1936
3Copper House foundry   Hayle. 1828.
Recast. Gillett and Johnston, Croydon, 1936
4Copper House foundry   Hayle. 1828.
Recast. Gillett and Johnston, Croydon, 1936
5Copper House foundry   Hayle. 1828.
Recast. Gillett and Johnston, Croydon, 1936
The four bells in this tower were recast and augmented to six in 1936.
Vicar. F.C.Wintle.
Churchwardens. R.O.Bosustow. W.R.Jonkin
TenorIn memory of Richard Henry Moyses, Priest.
Died 16th December 1933.
From those who love him, and feel his influence.
Recast. Gillett and Johnston, Croydon, 1936
Peter Willey
Mark Shepherd
Churchwardens

Copper House foundry   Hayle. 2 May 1828.
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