Can somebody plz give world-famous building names located in Wolverhampton?
St Peter’s Records show a parish church as early as 994, endowed by Lady Wulfruna from an already existing one. By the twelfth century this became known as the church of Wulfrunhampton. In the sixteenth century it was rededicated as St Peter’s, the name by which it is now known. During the years 1852- 65 St Peter’s was thoroughly restored by the aptly named Ewan Christian leaving just the base of the tower, believed to date from early thirteenth century, as the oldest surviving part. Beside the church is a statue honouring Wolverhampton’s founder Wulfruna about whom, sadly, little is known other than in 943 the invading Danes held her prisoner. War Memorials St Peter’s is home to several of Wolverhampton’s war memorials; recently the grounds of the church were overhauled and the memorials cleaned including one to Able Seaman Douglas Morris Harris killed by Austrian naval gunfire in the Adriatic on May 15 1917 while continuing to enter a message in the log that the ship was under attack
