Description

1.
5272 PLUCKLEY THE STREET
(north-east side)
Church of St Nicholas
TQ 9245 27/1 14.2.67.
I GV

2.
Chancel, south chapel, nave with south aisle, south Parvis porch and west tower
with broached shingled spire. The chancel, nave and tower are C14; the south
or Dering chapel, the south aisle and porch C15. Crown post roof to the nave
with 5 crown posts and 2 tiny round windows above the easternmost crown post.
Piscina. Double sedilia. Box pews. The churchyard contains C18 chest tombs,
early C18 headstones with crude skull and cross bones incised, C18 and early
C19 headstones with cherubs, heavenly crown, hourglass sunray or reaper with
sickle motifs, some early C19 headstones with cast iron cherubs and oval bodystones.

Listing NGR: TQ9266645350

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17529447

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