Radford: St Peter
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Image: © John Sutton Taken: 20 Nov 2009
The nave and tower, by H M Wood, date from 1812, the High Victorian chancel from 1871. Nikolaus Pevsner wrote: "Still the Georgian embattled rectangle with an embattled W tower. Only the windows are of a two-light minimum Gothic character (the same as at Papplewick twenty-five years earlier). The gallery has gone."
