Rogers Tower

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Rogers' Tower

Rogers Tower is a folly dating from the 18th century with an amazing panoramic view.

It stands on the second ring of an ancient earthwork - Castle-an-Dinas.

The building is in the Gothic style and was probably used as a look-out tower.

It is believed it was built in 1798 for John Rogers of Treassowe.

There are several public footpaths to the site including one from the B3311 - Penzance to St Ives road and another which starts at Bakers Pit Nature Reserve.

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