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18th Sep 2023  12:30  by MKP

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16th Sep 2023  14:15  by MorrisD45

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Visited on an open day. Had a demonstration of bell ringing and got onto the tower roof. No sign of the bolt before noting a plaque stating the roof was replaced in 2010. Centre and flagstaff present. Bolt assumed destroyed.

17th Apr 2023  11:50  by asbown

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17th Apr 2023  11:50  by The reluctant trigger

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10th Jun 2022  19:44  by rhayader_wanderer

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25th Apr 2020  14:13  by Ninjading

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25th Apr 2020  14:10  by COVID Trig Point Challenge

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27th Jul 2019  11:33  by TrigJS

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Was on way through Tiverton but managed to grab a photo of the tower from some way off. Flagstaff and centre good. Bolt assumed to be at the top of the tower and hence inaccessible.

TP13538 Church tower with flagstaff just about visible!

20th Sep 2018  20:44  by dave.johnson

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Visited today, photo from future up the valley -

Tivvy ©dave.johnson

20th Aug 2017  11:31  by gerryu2

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spotted while pasing. lovely church.

20th Aug 2017  11:31  by thejackrustles

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Spotted whilst trig bagging and YOSMing in the area.

Tiverton Church Tower Centre

16th Jun 2017  10:30  by Bourne

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28th Mar 2016  14:35  by CJO

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Flag flying. St Peter. CBM on SE corner.

Tiverton Church Tower Centre

14th Aug 2015  10:48  by Stevie Boy

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Spotted from driving E along the A361

17th Apr 2015  11:42  by tom

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The imposing Church of St Peter is situated on the northern fringe of the town centre. The trig station consisted of the centre and a roof bolt and flagstaff on the tower. The church was open but there was no access to the roof. A flagstaff still stands on top of the tower. Tiverton Castle is to the north of the church and the western boundary of the church yard is at the top of a cliff overlooking the River Exe to the western suburbs of the town and a small hill beyond. The church is a Grade I listed structure dating partly from the 15th century with Victorian restoration. I noted monuments both in the churchyard and inside the church, the statues on the porch, the stained glass, screen, font, paintings and kneelers of being of particular interest.

30th Mar 2015  16:08  by wrose

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Lovely church. Dedicated to St Peter. Church and tower in good condition. Flagstaff still there too. There is also a Cut Mark here.

Intersected Station St Peter's Church Tower.

27th Mar 2015  13:20  by bluebeard

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19th Feb 2014  11:20  by Dusty

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Also a Flagstaff & Bolt at this location.

Church Tower

2nd Nov 2013  12:30  by brisboy&wife

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Also Bolt & Flagstaff listed at location. A Grade 1 listed parish church. Dating from the 15th century. Several restorations have been undertaken,1825-1829 by G.A Boyce & 1853-1856 by Edward Ashworth of Exeter. The church was described by Nikolaus Pevsner as "A gorgeously ostentatious display of civic pride" Church is also noted as being the location of the 1st performance of Mendelssohn's Wedding March,which was performed by Samuel Reay at the wedding of Dorothy Carew & Tom Daniel on 2nd June 1847

St Peter's Church
St Peter's,the ostentatious side!