Church of St Germanus

The Church of St Germanus features rough slate rubble construction, granite dressings, and a prominent broached spire rising from the tower section.

The church's consecration took place on October 15, 1259, by Walter Branscombe, Bishop of Exeter, with subsequent enlargements in the 15th century.

The interior contains a 14th-century octagonal font, late 15th-century pews, and numerous ledger stones dating from the 17th century onwards.

Located at coordinates 50.3212°N, 4.21206°W, the church maintains traditional Anglican services without electricity, gas, or water installations.

During the 1885 restoration works, workers discovered a Norman-era tympanum, which now stands integrated into the west wall of the south aisle.

Location: Maker-with-Rame

Inception: 1265

GPS coordinates: 50.32120,-4.21206

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:40