The Norman Church
- 1120
The church was rebuilt in 1120-30, with the south and west walls and the porch of the old building being incorporated into a new church, four times its original size.
The quality of the Norman architecture suggests that the church was of importance, and it grew to be more powerful with the founding of a Chapel at Poulton-cum-Spital, which became a hospital for lepers.
Read more about the Norman church in the newly updated book St Andrew’s Bebington, available directly from St Andrew’s Church.