2012
SP1452 : Church of St Peter, Welford-on-Avon
taken 11 years ago, near to Welford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, England
This is 1 of 2 images, with title Church of St Peter, Welford-on-Avon in this square

Church of St Peter, Welford-on-Avon
The south side of the church from the edge of the churchyard.
A church on this site has existed since 1059, when Welford was given by Sweyn, Earl of Gloucester, to the Saxon priory of Deer Hurst (on the Severn below Tewksbury). Monks from Deerhurst built a small church on the present site of Welford Church. All that remains of that Church is the bowl of the font. Between 1100 and 1170 a Norman Church was built to replace the Saxon one. After the Hundred Years War (1336 - 1441) St Peter's passed to the Abbey of Tewksbury and the Benedictine monks restored the Church and rebuilt the chancel with its perpendicular decorated Gothic windows. Link
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The Church is grade 1 listed. Link
A church on this site has existed since 1059, when Welford was given by Sweyn, Earl of Gloucester, to the Saxon priory of Deer Hurst (on the Severn below Tewksbury). Monks from Deerhurst built a small church on the present site of Welford Church. All that remains of that Church is the bowl of the font. Between 1100 and 1170 a Norman Church was built to replace the Saxon one. After the Hundred Years War (1336 - 1441) St Peter's passed to the Abbey of Tewksbury and the Benedictine monks restored the Church and rebuilt the chancel with its perpendicular decorated Gothic windows. Link


The Church is grade 1 listed. Link
