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The Church
of St Peter & St Paul in North
Curry, Somerset,
England, is nicknamed ‘The Cathedral of the Moors’. It dates from the 14th
century and has been designated a Grade I listed
building.
The double dedication of St. Peter & St. Paul was commonly used for Saxon
Churches when the two Saints shared the same feast day. The fact that our Church
bears this double dedication certainly indicates an early Christian foundation.
NORTH CURRY CP CHURCH
ROAD (North side) Church of Saint Peter and St Paul
Parish church. Norman in origin, c1300
, reredos by Bligh Bond. Brass
lectern presented 1888 by the Barrett family of Noredon who paid for
much of the Scott restoration.
Painting on canvas of King David, or Saul, playing a harp with 2
angels nearby,
http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/Default.aspx?id=270820
Monumental effigy of a franklin on a later chest, said to be
inscribed "Toma atte Sloo" on the fold of the cote, and thought to be
c1360.
