St Peter and St Paul, Buckingham, Anglican parish church in Buckingham, England
St Peter and St Paul is an Anglican parish church in Buckingham featuring Gothic Revival architecture with pointed arches, intricate stonework, and a commanding presence on Castle Hill. The structure showcases characteristic Gothic forms throughout its design and construction.
The original church at Prebend End collapsed repeatedly until construction of a replacement began in 1777 with a formal foundation stone ceremony. This marked a turning point for the parish's ability to serve its community.
The church hosts various types of services each week, combining traditional and modern worship styles for its congregation. This mix of offerings reflects how the community values both heritage and contemporary expression.
The building is open to visitors who want to explore its architecture and learn about its history through on-site information. Access times may vary depending on services and events, so it helps to check locally before arriving.
The organ came originally from St John's Church in Aylesbury and was transferred here in 1969. Following a major restoration in 2015, it received additional stops and refined its sound character.
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