St Peters Church

( 22 Reviews )

School Rd
Ruthin, wls LL15 1BL
(182) 470-2068

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4.3 - (22 reviews)

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Steve Galloway
St Peter's Church, off Ruthin's town Square is central to Ruthin's "market town" ambience. There are plenty of reviews about the church here, but one feature not so well publicised is the church's association with Ruthin School. The school was originally established in 1284, following Edward l's campaigns in Wales. The school's history is hard to discern during the following couple of centuries but in 1574 the school was re-founded by Gabriel Goodman, a past student of the School and by this time Dean of Westminster. The school was situated in the buildings behind the church and continued there for some few more centuries until its relocation in the 1890's on the eastern side of Ruthin. Please note my interest in this as an Old Ruthinian.
Nov 21st, 2022
Ian Williams

Oct 19th, 2022
Walker 1971
Beautiful sandstone church, with stunning features.
Sep 30th, 2022
jean anne campbell leith

Jun 11th, 2022
Linda Spencer
Beautiful church in a lovely town
Jan 21st, 2022

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St Peters Church is located at School Rd in Ruthin, Wales LL15 1BL. St Peters Church can be contacted via phone at (182) 470-2068 for pricing, hours and directions.

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(182) 470-2068

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Q What is the phone number for St Peters Church?

A The phone number for St Peters Church is: (182) 470-2068.

Q Where is St Peters Church located?

A St Peters Church is located at School Rd, Ruthin, wls LL15 1BL

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A St Peters Church has a 4.3 Star Rating from 22 reviewers.

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Steve Galloway _{on Google}

Nov 21st, 2022

St Peter's Church, off Ruthin's town Square is central to Ruthin's "market town" ambience. There are plenty of reviews about the church here, but one feature not so well publicised is the church's association with Ruthin School. The school was originally established in 1284, following Edward l's campaigns in Wales. The school's history is hard to discern during the following couple of centuries but in 1574 the school was re-founded by Gabriel Goodman, a past student of the School and by this time Dean of Westminster. The school was situated in the buildings behind the church and continued there for some few more centuries until its relocation in the 1890's on the eastern side of Ruthin. Please note my interest in this as an Old Ruthinian.