A medieval parish church, dating mainly to the 14th and 15th centuries.
It is thought that fragments of 15th century stained glass found in the 19th century in an East Dereham scrapyard and re-set in North Tuddenham and Welbourne were originally from St. Peter's Church in Billingford.
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All nave, aisle and the west tower windows have patterned lead glazing withh plain glass and bright plain colours in the tracery.
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All nave, aisle and the west tower windows have patterned lead glazing withh plain glass and bright plain colours in the tracery
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All nave, aisle and the west tower windows have patterned lead glazing withh plain glass and bright plain colours in the tracery
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All nave, aisle and the west tower windows have patterned lead glazing withh plain glass and bright plain colours in the tracery
Window is dedicated to John Griffin Lambert rector of the parish from 1900 to 1915. The figure is St Peter holding his key.
A J. Hardman and Co. Jesse type window from around 1930. "Christ in Glory" is central with Jesse below. Other figures include Moses and Aaron either side . There are no inscriptions.
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All nave, aisle and the west tower windows have patterned lead glazing withh plain glass and bright plain colours in the tracery
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All nave, aisle and the west tower windows have patterned lead glazing withh plain glass and bright plain colours in the tracery
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All nave, aisle and the west tower windows have patterned lead glazing withh plain glass and bright plain colours in the tracery