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St Peter's Church (Hope, Derbyshire)


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St Peter's Church (Hope, Derbyshire)

 
Description: The church features a carved oak pulpit dating back to 1652. Outside the grounds are surrounded with ancient memorials.

Newest Review: ... the ornate church and a tree lined path leads the way from the main gate to the South porch. The Medieval masons who worked on the church must have been given a fairly free rein as the building has many interesting and elaborate stone carvings, intricate finials and gargoyles. The North wall of the church tower has a well worn Celtic face carved into the side of it and to the South side of ... more

 ... the church the path has a Saxon Cross to one side and an old market Cross at the other side. During your walk around the churchyard you will pass many ancient cross shafts, sadly these have incurred some damage over time but the carving is still intact a...more

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Emmald
Premium Review St Peter's Church (Hope, Derbyshire): Hope and Glory (1103 words)
by - written on 02/04/09 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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OS Grid reference Ref: SK 17255 83445 SatNav S33 6SB Historic churches have so much to offer to their visitors and I am one of their number one fans, I suppose many people might be tempted to place visiting churches in the same category as train spotting or bird watching but maybe that is only because they have never stopped and taken time out to explore what they have to offer. Derbyshire is so picturesque and has many places of great interest to offer to its visitors, in particular the Hope Valley is an area of outstanding natural beauty. Hope Village was constructed around the B6049 Northwards from Tideswell to Edale and the crossroads of the ...  Read the complete review

micksheff
Crowned Review St Peter's Church, Hope, Derbyshire (854 words)
by - written on 15/01/08 (Very useful, 520 readings)
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The Parish Church of St Peter can be found in the small, picturesque town of Hope in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Visitors, who drive through Hope on their way to Castleton 3 Kilometres further down the road, often overlook this village. However, whilst it is true that Castleton may have more to offer for the tourist, Hope is a charming little place and should not be dismissed. Hopes Church stands on a small grassy mound in the centre of the village and dominates the area. We know that there was a Saxon Church that stood on this same spot from the 8th century AD and reference to this is made in the Doomsday Book of 1086. The present ...  Read the complete review

 

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