St Peter's Church, Barford

Discover the church that was built in the 1840s and several fine memorials and a rare churching pew. In the churchyard is the grave of Joseph Arch who was born in a nearby cottage. He was a founder of the National Union of Agricultural Labourers, his tomb is marked by an obelisk.

Visitors will find displayed on the walls framed panels recounting its history. There is also a typewritten history on the table by the Visitors’ book. We would be very pleased if visitors signed the book.

There will be members of the church community present between 10.30am and 12.30pm on both Sundays before and after the 11am service and coffee mornings on both Saturdays between 10.30am and 12 noon.

Barford Heritage Group have created an exhibition especially for the Festival which will be on display at the back of the church

Timings

Friday 11 September:

0900-1800

Saturday 12 September:

0900-1800

Sunday 13 September:

0900-1800

Monday 14 September:

0900-1800

Tuesday 15 September:

0900-1800

Wednesday 16 September:

0900-1800

Thursday 17 September:

0900-1800

Friday 18 September:

0900-1800

Saturday 19 September:

0900-1800

Sunday 20 September:

0900-1800

Location & directions

St Peter's Church, Church Street, Barford, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV35 8ES

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Additional information

Church services 11am Sunday 13 and Sunday 20 September.

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