St Peter's Church, Prickwillow, is an inactive Anglican church in the village of Prickwillow, Cambridgeshire, England.

Built in 1866–8 of brick on a foundation of wooden piles by R R Rowe.^[1] The church has a nave, central bell turret, transepts, and south porch.^[2] The elaborately carved font of Italian marble, perhaps from Carrara, was given to Ely Cathedral by Dean Spencer in 1693.^[1] The font cover is hung from the ceiling by the figure of an angel.^[2] After the church was declared redundant in 2011, the font was returned to the cathedral. ^[1] The 1691 bell was also given by Ely Cathedral.^[3] The baptism register starts in 1874 and the marriages in 1864. There is no graveyard as nearby Ely is used.^[2]

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