Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Cirencester

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The Parish Church of St John the Baptist in Cirencester is a prominent medieval Church of England parish church renowned for its impressive Perpendicular Gothic architecture and status as one of the largest parish churches in the country.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Church of England church
Grade I listed building
medieval church building
parish church
affiliation Anglican Communion
architecturalStyle Perpendicular Gothic
builtDuring Middle Ages
category Churches in Gloucestershire
Grade I listed churches in Gloucestershire
Perpendicular Gothic architecture in England
churchmanship Broad Church
country United Kingdom
dedicatedTo John the Baptist
denomination Church of England
diocese Diocese of Gloucester
earlierFabricFrom 12th century
function place of Christian worship
hasFeature aisled nave
battlements
chancel
clerestory
large west tower
parvise over south porch
pinnacles
south porch
hasStatus active church
hasTower west tower
heritageDesignation Grade I listed
heritageDesignationBy Historic England
locatedIn Cirencester
England
Gloucestershire
material stone
near Cotswolds
notableFor Perpendicular Gothic
surface form: Perpendicular Gothic architecture

large parish church building
size as one of the largest parish churches in England
parish Cirencester
surface form: Cirencester with Watermoor and Chesterton
primaryConstructionPeriod 15th century
province Province of Canterbury
region southwest England
surface form: South West England
surroundedBy Cirencester town centre
tradition Anglican
usedFor baptisms
funerals
parish worship
weddings
usesLanguageInLiturgy English

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Cirencester hasReligiousBuilding Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Cirencester
Corinium Museum near Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Cirencester