What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: St Peter's Chapel This wall formed part of the 13th C. Peter's Chapel which belonged to Otterton Priory and is cited in a deed of 1322. After the dissolution it fell into disuse and became an ale house "At the Sign of the Anchor". Demolished c. 1805
St Peter's Chapel, originally affiliated with Otterton Priory and mentioned in a 1322 deed, served as a religious site until its dissolution and subsequent transformation into an ale house, reflecting the broader impacts of the Reformation on local ecclesiastical structures.
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