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Unless otherwise stated, this image is the copyright of the submitter. Contact them for permission to reproduce it. |  | | Description | The protective shell over the buried church or oratory of St Piran... September 1967
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| Posted Comments: Thorgrim
(2005-02-25) | This is a rare photograph now! Even this protective shell is buried deep beneath the shifting sand dunes. Photos taken by ordinary people can become important historical records | AngieLake
(2005-02-26) | I visited this place in the early 70s, when living at Newquay, and didn't even take a photo of it! We did a 20-mile sponsored walk for the RNLI and passed near it on that day, too. Pity I wasn't aware then that it would disappear so quickly!! | AngieLake
(2005-02-26) | PS: It was known then as 'St Piran's Lost Oratory' - even though you could still see it under the ugly 'hangar'. | AngieLake
(2008-08-19) | See site page for 'Royal Cornwall Museum' and a photo on display there. Also replica 'heads' from the oratory, including a 'cat's head' original limestone carving. | stonesavant
(2010-11-18) | The Cats head is usually associated with the Pagan spirit Pa or Paw, Lughs companion animal, very totemic for a Christian site. |
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