St. Andrew's Church, Corbridge

St Andrew's Church (C of E)
Corbridge

	A church has stood on this spot since at least AD 786 Click on the photo for a larger copy - use your browser back button to return.
	The notice board Click on the photo for a larger copy - use your browser back button to return.
	Inside the church of St Andrew with its magnificent high arch which separates the Chancel from the Nave Click on the photo for a larger copy - use your browser back button to return.
	Under the tower, the Baptistry, the oldest part of the church which includes the original entrance to the Saxon Church dated AD 786. The arch which separates the Baptistry from the rest of the church is a complete Roman gateway erected originally at Corstopitum, just outside Corbridge, about AD 150. Click on the photo for a larger copy - use your browser back button to return. Historical info extracted from "St Andrew's Church, Corbridge, Church Guide" by M.G. Malden
	On the left is a photo of a sign on the wall of the Pele Tower Pele Tower? A fortified residence of previous vicars Click on the photo for a larger copy - use your browser back button to return. - by 'eck!! they've 'ad some fun in Corbridge, haven't they?