Description

WEST KINGSDOWN FAWKHAM ROAD
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5280 West Kingsdown

TQ 56 SE 6/237 1.6.67 Church of St Edmund
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Saxon, Norman and C14. Chancel and nave without chancel arch between them, tower
at the south-west corner of the chancel, south porch and vestry at the north-west
corner of the nave. Built of flint in fairly regular courses with tiled roof.
The nave and square tower are Saxo-Norman and the chancel may be also although the
windows are decorated. Interior contains wall paintings of second half of C12,
the Sacrifice of Cain and Abel and Cain killing Abel. Some C14 stained glass in
the nave. North and south windows. (See Arch.Cant. Vol XXXV).

Listing NGR: TQ5798363738

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17529896

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