St Peter’s Church is open during daylight hours and is well worth a visit. A gem of an Elizabethan church (The First!) unspoilt by The Victorians, one of Betjeman’s 100 best.
There is much to see of this twelfth century building with a thirteenth century tower, Elizabethan north aisle and interior which was rebuilt and refurnished around 1580. It has a stone flagged floor and clear windows, box pews and the north door has unusual ‘fishbone’ hinges.
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