Ruan Lanihorne

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Ruan Lanihorne civil parish and village in the Carrick district of Cornwall, in the United Kingdom.

The Village Church - dedicated to St. Rumonus in 1321 - is built of local grey, slate stone and is gothic in style. Recent restorations include the installation of a stained glass window in 1866. The font is dated about the 14th century and is Norman.

[edit] External links

• Cornwall Record Office Online Catalogue for Ruan Lanihorne

v • d • e Civil Parishes of Carrick District Cornwall Chacewater • Cubert • Cuby • Falmouth • Feock • Gerrans • Gwennap • Kea • Kenwyn • Ladock • Mylor • Penryn • Perranarworthal • Perranzabuloe • Philleigh • Probus • Ruan Lanihorne • St Agnes • St Allen • St Clement • St Erme • St Just in Roseland • St Michael Penkivel • St Newlyn East • Tregony • Truro • Veryan

Coordinates: 50°14′N, 4°58′W

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