St Peter's & St Paul's church, Albury Park, Guildford, Surrey South transept C13th built on base of Saxon chancel. Remodelled by renowned Victorian Ar
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2691 x 3780 px | 22.8 x 32 cm | 9 x 12.6 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
12 July 1990Location:
St Peter's & St Paul's church, Albury Park, Guildford, Surrey, GU5 9BB, England, UKMore information:
South transept C13th built on base of Saxon chancel. Remodelled by renowned Victorian Architect A.W. Pugin as the Drummond family chapel. Decorated with stained glass by William Ailes, painted walls and ceiling by T Early, and a tiled floor, and dark oak screen Church originally at heart of the village but villagers forced to move to the hamlet of Weston Street (now Albury) in 1780s (1784/5) by Hon. William Clement Finch R.N. who enclosed the park & re-routed several roads running through it. He enclosed the village green & incorporated part of the churchyard into the park grounds. Purchased by Charles Wall in 1815, by Duke of Northumberland in 1890. The present Duke still owns most of the park known as Albury Estate (Albury Estates). 12 July 1990