Net Loft Polperro. Rumour has it that it might. Chapel cliff (pronounced 'chaypell') gets its name from st peter's chapel. Explore the rugged coastline and history of an old fishing community with. The net loft is a grade ii listed building thought to have been built in the early nineteenth century. The ground floor was used for building boats. By the fourteenth century polperro was a busy port, and the village fishermen became rich enough to build their own chapel in 1391, dedicated to st peter, the patron saint of fishermen. It’s called the net loft as more recently, before it was abandoned, the top floor was used for storing sails and fishing nets. Looking over to the net loft at polperro from the harbour | © lucy honeychurch. The net loft, a rectangular 2 storey building, is situated on polperro property and probably dates from the early 19th century. The building is believed to have been a chapel. Dedicated to the patron saint of sailors and fishermen, the chapel stood at the polperro end of the cliff, it may have served as a lighthouse to warn of hazardous rocks below.
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Looking over to the net loft at polperro from the harbour | © lucy honeychurch. Explore the rugged coastline and history of an old fishing community with. It’s called the net loft as more recently, before it was abandoned, the top floor was used for storing sails and fishing nets. Dedicated to the patron saint of sailors and fishermen, the chapel stood at the polperro end of the cliff, it may have served as a lighthouse to warn of hazardous rocks below. By the fourteenth century polperro was a busy port, and the village fishermen became rich enough to build their own chapel in 1391, dedicated to st peter, the patron saint of fishermen. The net loft is a grade ii listed building thought to have been built in the early nineteenth century. The ground floor was used for building boats. The building is believed to have been a chapel. The net loft, a rectangular 2 storey building, is situated on polperro property and probably dates from the early 19th century. Chapel cliff (pronounced 'chaypell') gets its name from st peter's chapel.
Polperro in south east Cornwall, with its restored old net loft at the
Net Loft Polperro By the fourteenth century polperro was a busy port, and the village fishermen became rich enough to build their own chapel in 1391, dedicated to st peter, the patron saint of fishermen. By the fourteenth century polperro was a busy port, and the village fishermen became rich enough to build their own chapel in 1391, dedicated to st peter, the patron saint of fishermen. Explore the rugged coastline and history of an old fishing community with. The building is believed to have been a chapel. The net loft is a grade ii listed building thought to have been built in the early nineteenth century. Looking over to the net loft at polperro from the harbour | © lucy honeychurch. The net loft, a rectangular 2 storey building, is situated on polperro property and probably dates from the early 19th century. Rumour has it that it might. The ground floor was used for building boats. It’s called the net loft as more recently, before it was abandoned, the top floor was used for storing sails and fishing nets. Chapel cliff (pronounced 'chaypell') gets its name from st peter's chapel. Dedicated to the patron saint of sailors and fishermen, the chapel stood at the polperro end of the cliff, it may have served as a lighthouse to warn of hazardous rocks below.