DescriptionSt Peter's Catholic Church was built in 1894 by James Madden to a design by Ipswich architect Henry Wyman. It was opened in November by Archbishop Dunne and those attending held a picnic among the stumps of the old Jockey Club Inn which had been on the site. The church was originally called Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, later the Sacred Heart and now St Peters.References (offline)Expanded Ipswich Heritage Study, Volume 2, 1997
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Churches & CemeteriesSt Peter'sOur Lady of the Most Holy TrinityTaxonomy21st Century | 2000s | 2005
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