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St Peter & St Paul, Chipping Warden
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St Peter & St Paul in Chipping Warden is one of the finest medieval churches in the county of Northamptonshire well set above the village green, off the main road, and adjacent to the mainly 17th century manor house. Elements of an earlier church can be discovered but the overwhelming effect is a grand building from the time of King Edward 111 (1327-1377). The architecture shows considerable sophistication and grandeur, often likened to a 'mini' cathedral. The graveyard contains several Douglas gravemarkers.

 

 

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