St Thomas Church, Winchester

St Thomas Church, located in Winchester, England, is a notable disused Church of England parish church with a rich history. Originally built to replace a decayed church dedicated to St Petroc, the current structure was consecrated in 1847 and is recognized as the most ambitious Victorian church in the area. It features distinctive Gothic motifs and has served various purposes since its closure in 1969, including housing the Hampshire Record Office. The church is currently being converted into residential flats, preserving its architectural significance while adapting to modern needs.