St Peter and St Paul, Steeple Morden

History of St Peter and St Paul

Listed Building

Parish church. North and south nave arcades late C13, with clerestory of quatrefoil lights blocked by late C14 aisle roofs. Late C14 south porch. Collapse of spire c.1625 ruined chancel which was rebuilt during the restoration by T.C. Hine of Nottingham, in 1866-69. (Historic England)

Interior view of a church nave with wooden pews, white arched pillars, a dark timber roof, and a central altar with a window.

St Peter and St Paul Steeple Morden (RGL2026)

A three-light stained glass window featuring a central crucifixion scene flanked by figures of St. Peter and St. Paul.

St Peter and St Paul Steeple Morden (RGL2026)

A tall stone cross on a tiered hexagonal base stands on a grass verge at a road junction in a village setting.

War memorial St Peter and St Paul Steeple Morden (RGL2026)

Projects

Steeple Morden

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