St Peter & St Paul, North Curry

• Now part of the Benefice of Athelney - along with the parishes of Stoke St Gregory, Lyng and Burrowbridge. North Curry's Parish Church is frequently referred to as "The Cathedral of the Moors". It was built on a site of an earlier Norman church in about 1300 in the Decorated style, using Ham Hill stone, blue lias, and some grey sandstone from a quarry within the parish (Source: Mike Berrell).

• Now part of the Benefice of Athelney - along with the parishes of Stoke St Gregory, Lyng and Burrowbridge. North Curry's Parish Church is frequently referred to as "The Cathedral of the Moors". It was built on a site of an earlier Norman church in about 1300 in the Decorated style, using Ham Hill stone, blue lias, and some grey sandstone from a quarry within the parish (Source: Mike Berrell).

It is located at ST3195425570 (Lat/Lon 51.025454, -2.971624). You can see this on maps provided by:

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