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Church of All Saints

A Grade II* Listed Building in Whitstable, Kent

All Saints from the north east

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The newest structure of the building is the south ailse, which can be see. The north aisle has stained glass of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and is now the Lady Chapel. The tower contains a peel of bells rung during weekly practise and at services, and has a clock which chimes every quarter hour. It is the original parish church before the lower land near the harbour was drained and reclaimed.

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Building ID: 101084932
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