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St Peter, HorningseaSt Peter, Horningsea
History of St Peter Horningsea
Listed building:
St Peter, Horningsea
Parish church. Early C12. Extended in late C12 with arcades to north and south aisles, three bays of south aisle remains. Chancel early C13, and west tower. North arcade rebuilt C14 with aisle extended eastwards; south aisle later C14, and porch. Restorations c.1850, 1865 and 1890.
Horningsea churchyard c.1865 (photo O J Jones)(Cambridgeshire Collection)
In the picture the steep-pitched tile-covered roof of the porch has been replaced.
https://www.horningsea.net/community-2/st-peters-church
Carving, north aisle, Horningsea Church
Horningsea Church, 1894, J S Clarke
Horningsea Church and River Cam
Charter of Eustachius, Bishop of Ely, granting to Hospital of St John the church of Horningsey, for the support of the poor.
St Peter, Horningsea c.1860
Horningsea church, c1800, Lysons Magna Britannica Vol II
Parish priests of Horningsea
Parish priests of Horningsea
Memorial stone Horningsea Church (RGL2024)
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