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HER 10421 - CHURCH OF ST PETER, Windsor Street, Chertsey
The Parish Church. All that remains of the original 13th century and 14th century building is the west tower and chancel. Church rebuilt in early 19th century, Tower altered in brick from belfry upwards in 18th century. Collection of Abbey paving tiles in sanctuary. The 15th century chancel roof is original. Present aisles have 19th century balconies, with supports in place of nave arcade. Listing NGR: TQ0420266995
| Record Type | Historic Building |
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| Protection Status |
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| Grid Reference | TQ 042 669 |
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| Parish | Chertsey |
| Parish (old) | Chertsey |
| District | Runnymede, Surrey |
| Evidence Type | Monument Type | Date Range: |
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| EXTANT BUILDING | PARISH CHURCH | Medieval Post Medieval 13th Century 14th Century 15th Century 18th Century 19th Century |
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