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One of Thetford's three surviving medieval churches. St. Peter's was extensively rebuilt between 1789-1791 by public subscription. Sometimes known as 'the black church' due to the extensive use of knapped flint...
St. Peter's Church in Thetford is one of three surviving medieval churches in the town and was significantly rebuilt between 1789 and 1791 through public subscription. It is sometimes called 'the black church' due to its distinctive use of knapped flint, contributing to its architectural and historical significance in the region.
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