Description

CROWN STREET
1. Dagenham
5003

Church of St Peter
and St Paul
TQ 58 SW 7/3 28.6.54

II*

2.
Mediaeval origin; part rebuilt 1800. Nave of church and western tower a good
example of Strawberry Hill Gothic built in 1800 to the designs of William Mason.
Signed and dated over door. Rubble, with brick dressings. Three stage tower
of stock brick with angle piers, pointed belfry windows with stock brick rustications.
Oval porch set in pointed recess with quadrupled pillars. Shaped battlements
of Jacobean character. Chancel C13 with north aisle of late C15 with fine
monument with life size statues to Sir Richard Alibon 1688 and his wife. No
old fittings in nave save early C19 west gallery. Monument with brasses to
Sir Thomas Urswycke of Marks Hall.

Listing NGR: TQ5004384530

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• St. Peter and St. Paul, Dagenham at Wikipedia
• St. Peter and St. Paul, Dagenham official website
• Wikidata Q7591462

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