Where is St Kew situated?
Q: Where is St Kew situated?
A: St Kew is a village and parish located in north Cornwall, United Kingdom.
Q: Who founded a monastery in St Kew?
A: St Docco, who was the sister of St Kew, is thought to have founded a monastery in St Kew.
Q: What are the main settlements in St Kew parish?
A: The main settlements in St Kew parish are the churchtown, St Kew, and St Kew Highway on the A39 road.
Q: What is the name of the 15th century parish church in St Kew?
A: The name of the 15th century parish church in St Kew is St James.
Q: What is significant about the stained glass windows in St James church?
A: The stained glass windows in St James church, particularly the one depicting the Passion of Christ, are considered important and were restored in 2005.
Q: When was St Kew Highway railway station opened and closed?
A: St Kew Highway railway station was opened on 1 June 1895 and closed on 3 October 1966.
Q: Who was St Kew?
A: St Kew was a female Welsh saint and is the namesake of the village and parish in north Cornwall.
