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Belchford, St Peter & St Paul* |
Although most of the present church dates from the19th century, there is positive evidence of a church in the village since the 12th century. When entering through the 18th century semi-circular headed west doorway, the colour of the east window casts a pale blue hue across the chancel and nave. Of particular note are the ornate 19th century altar and reredos, with painted panels depicting virgin and child and apostles; pulpit with panelled sides, containing a relief of Magi with virgin and child; decorated organ; and painted chancel roof. Folders available relating to the history of the church, including historic photographs of church and village.
Saturday 9am–5pm
Sunday 9am–5pm
Postcode: LN9 6LQ
Photo: Ashley Taylor of Push Creativity for the National Churches Trust.
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