Remains Of St Peter Southgate Church

Norwich, GB

St Peter Southgate is a Grade II listed church tower ruin on King Street in Norwich in the county of Norfolk, England. First documented in a charter of the Benedictine abbey St Benet's at Holm between 1175 and 1186, St Peter Southgate was the fourth church in Norwich to be dedicated to Saint Peter t

he Apostle. It was one of the smallest churches in the city, featuring a nave, chancel, north transept, and west tower. It was demolished in 1887 after it was made redundant in 1884, its parish absorbed into that of St Etheldreda. Its tower remains as a ruin, the wider site now housing a playground.

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