St Peter's, Brighton

St Peter's Church was designed by Sir Charles Barry, the architect of the Houses of Parliament. it is now a 'two-tone' church, because the sandstone chancel added in 1906 is a slightly different colour to the original building.

Page link: A brief history
A brief history
Page link: A great Brighton sight
A great Brighton sight
Page link: Appeal to save the building
Appeal to save the building
Page link: Black and white image c.1910
Black and white image c.1910
Page link: Childhood reminiscences of St Peter's in the 1950s
Childhood reminiscences of St Peter's in the 1950s
Page link: Choir Boys, early 1900s
Choir Boys, early 1900s
Page link: Early Gothic revival church built c1824-28
Early Gothic revival church built c1824-28
Page link: Memorial Window
Memorial Window
Page link: Memories of the drinking fountain
Memories of the drinking fountain
Page link: On the tram route
On the tram route
Page link: Should be upgraded to cathedral
Should be upgraded to cathedral
Page link: The Christmas tree, 1967
The Christmas tree, 1967
Page link: The future of St Peter's
The future of St Peter's