St Peter's Church in Liverpool: photos, reviews

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St Peter's Church in Liverpool stands as a remarkable landmark, drawing visitors with its rich history and serene atmosphere. Known widely due to its connection to the origins of The Beatles, the Church Hall marks the spot where music legends John Lennon and Paul McCartney crossed paths for the first time in July 1957. This significant meeting is commemorated by a dedicated plaque, celebrating its pivotal role in music history. Beyond its historical significance, the grounds are home to the graves of Eleanor Rigby and John Rigby, providing a tranquil spot for reflection. With an impressive Google rating of 4.7, St Peter's Church and its surroundings offer a unique blend of cultural heritage and peaceful solitude for locals and visitors alike.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Allerton Road

Bus stop 174 m walk

Woolton Street

Bus stop 191 m walk

Woolton Mount

Bus stop 293 m walk

Mason Street

Bus stop 61 m walk

Church Road South

Bus stop 268 m walk

Glenacres

Bus stop 450 m walk

4.7

based on 348 reviews

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4.7/5 348 reviews

Jan Woods

I was putting flowers in the church for a wedding later that day

John James

Great little church, people are friendly, Helena Rigby grave well kept , right across the road in the hall is where the young beetles, practiced

Clive Adams

Visiting the grave of Eleanor Rigby. A little tricky to find. Left through the gate, set back one row four or five plots down.

St Peter's Church in Liverpool

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