English Heritage sites near Milton Damerel Parish

Penhallam Manor

PENHALLAM MANOR

13 miles from Milton Damerel Parish

The low and grass-covered but complete ground-plan of a moated 13th-century manor house, in a delightful woodland setting.

Okehampton Castle

OKEHAMPTON CASTLE

15 miles from Milton Damerel Parish

Once the largest castle in Devon, nestling in the foothills of Dartmoor. Reputedly haunted and mentioned in the Domesday Book.

Launceston Castle

LAUNCESTON CASTLE

16 miles from Milton Damerel Parish

Launceston Castle dominates the surrounding landscape. Begun soon after the Norman Conquest, unusual in that during rebuilding one tower was constructed with the remains of the older.

Lydford Castle and Saxon Town

LYDFORD CASTLE AND SAXON TOWN

17 miles from Milton Damerel Parish

Beautifully sited on the fringe of Dartmoor, Lydford boasts three defensive features. Near the centre is a 13th-century tower on a mound, built as a prison.

Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement

MERRIVALE PREHISTORIC SETTLEMENT

24 miles from Milton Damerel Parish

The group of monuments at Merrivale is one of the finest on Dartmoor: side by side here are the remains of a Bronze Age settlement and a complex of ritual sites.

Tintagel Castle

TINTAGEL CASTLE

25 miles from Milton Damerel Parish

Tintagel Castle is a magical day with its wonderful location, set high on the rugged North Cornwall coast. It offers dramatic views, fascinating ruins and a stunning beach café.


Churches in Milton Damerel Parish

Holy Trinity

no name lane from VennGreen leading to Milton Town Milton Damerel Holsworthy
01409 261181

The Church, dedicated to the Holy Trinity, is ancient, with fragments of it being Medieval.  It is thought  to  be much older as the Saxons living in Devon had become Christianised long before the arrival of the Normans.  

  It is a Parish church of late C13 origins (1274) with C14 fabric, The north aisle is  C16 with a straight joint clearly visible between it and the chapel.

The tower was struck by lightning in the year 1879 and the church lay in ruins for 20 years.  The then rector   raise money to  partly re-erect the tower,  in 1892 , and the church was opened again in 1904. 

Work on the tower was completed in 1910-1911  and the bells composing of a ring of 3 bells installed in a frame by Stokes in 1910. The bells are dated - treble 1758, second 1625, tenor 1658 were then reinstalled and are still in use though  repairs to the frame are needed.

Our church is in desperate need of repairs, especially the roof and the rainwater goods.  We are working hard to save Holy Trinity but we are a small rural community and we are asking the same people  to help  - those who are supporting the church. 

Holy Trinity is a church with a warm and loving atmosphere,  from the moment you enter the door it encompasses you.  The local people managed to raise enough money to rebuild the tower in late 1800's  - we need to raise money for a new roof 2021.

Holy Trinity is on the 'At Risk Register'.   Please help us and our small community to 'Raise a new Roof'.  

You can now donate via PayPal email - [email protected] or PayPal app paypal.me/holytrinity1274c.

With our grateful thanks.




No churches found in Milton Damerel Parish