Church of St Peter, Anglican church in Wallsend, England.
The Church of St Peter is an Anglican church in Wallsend with a traditional stone exterior and architectural features typical of English church design. The former chancel now functions as a rentable community space for local groups while the main areas retain their original purpose.
The building was constructed after 1807 to replace the deteriorating Holy Cross Church from the 12th century. Major alterations were completed in 1892 and shaped its present appearance.
The interior features stained glass windows created by the Tower of Glass movement, showing various scenes from Christian stories. These windows shape how light fills the space and create a sense of place for visitors today.
The church sits on Church Bank with good access from Wallsend's main roads. Direct street access to the buildings makes visiting straightforward and convenient for all.
A special treasure is the medieval font that was rescued from a stream after the original Holy Cross Church was abandoned. This font, once used by monks from Jarrow monastery, has survived centuries and is kept here today.
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