Church of St Lawrence

The Church of St Lawrence in Winchester is a medieval church thought to have Norman origins. Located just off the High Street at the narrow end of the Square, the church is easy to miss, completely surrounded by modern shops and cafes. The church is said to be on the site of William the Conqueror's palace chapel, built in 1069 and destroyed in 1141. The church comprises an undivided nave and chancel, small atrium and 15th century bell tower. It is fairly plain in decoration, the most striking features being the roof timbers and carved wooden panelling along the nave walls. In places, the timber panelling bears war memorial inscriptions.
Jun 7th, 2022

Gorgeous space but the card donation I made only came out of my account two weeks later and I don't recognise the name of the organisation taking out the donation. [I've just worked out the acronym so I think it's legit.]
Feb 27th, 2023

(Translated by Google) Church of St. Lawrence is a very beautiful little church. Outside the church there is a sign that tells a little about the church's history. The church is open every day. (Original) Church of St. Lawrence r en mycket vacker liten kyrka. Utanfr kyrkan finns en skylt som berttar lite om kyrkans historia. Kyrkan r ppen varje dag.
Dec 3rd, 2022

Amazing. Always like to pop in here for a bit of an old pray.
Nov 6th, 2022

Interesting piece of history tucked away
Sep 24th, 2022