Museum All Saints' Church, Burmash - Features and history

Location: Burmarsh, TN29 0JJ

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Church overview and information - tap/scroll 

At 13 ft below sea level, this is the lowest of the Marsh churches, in its elevation.

The south entrance is through an impressive Norman doorway, with typical rounded arch and chevron mouldings, topped by a grotesque man’s face.

Two of the original medieval bells dating from around 1375 are still being rung today - while the original tenor bell dedicated to the Magdalene, sadly now cracked, can be seen on the floor of the church.

Contacts

CHURCH WARDENS
Malcolm Wood: 01303 872463
Heather Bateman: 01303 873781

SAFEGUARDING OFFICER

Heather Bateman: 01303 873781

SECRETARY
Janet Andrew: 01303 872996

TREASURER
Gina Hyson: 01303 872341

Acknowledgements and further reading

A guide leaflet produced by the PCC is available inside the church

The Medieval Churches of Romney Marsh published by the Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust gives a useful overview of all fourteen medieval churches, with text by Joan Campbell and photographs by David Campbell. Order form here.

With thanks to John Hendy for his expertise and input.