St Peter Church

St Peter Church is the Anglican area church in Petersfield, Hampshire, England. It is inside the Diocese of Portsmouth. The antiquated church, a Grade I recorded building, is situated in the focal point of the town, on the south side of the Square. A house of prayer of simplicity was initially manufactured, and called 'St. Dwindle's in-the-veld' veld - which means an open and clear place, inside the house of West Mapledurham later Buriton. In spite of the fact that the town around the chapelry before long became bigger than that around the primary church, St Peter remained a chapelry to Buriton until 1886, when it turned into a different area.

Since 1984 the two wards have been held in majority, so the Vicar of Petersfield is presently likewise Rector of Buriton. St Peter was initially a Norman building; the north and south passageways were included toward the finish of the12th century. The pinnacle was raised to its present stature amid the 14^th century and a parapet included. Amid the 15^th century, a few windows with opposite tracery were inserted. In 1873, a noteworthy rebuilding occurred under the modeler Sir Arthur Blomfield.