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The historic church of St. Peter and St. Paul's at Newchurch, Romney Marsh - Stories of Newchurch Fo
Heritage Open Day: The leaning tower of Romney Marsh, with much to see. Especially for Heritage Open Days, volunteers have created an exhibition about the residents of Newchurch from the 18th to 20th centuries. Other history displays and collections can also be viewed. The great size of this church reflects the wealth of its patron, the Archbishop of Canterbury. It has a distinctive leaning tower and a fine Jacobean pulpit, the oldest on the Marsh. .
For Heritage Open Days:
11th-20th September every day 10am-5pm - visitors can view a special exhibition prepared by local volunteers for Heritage Open Days, to find out about the residents of Newchurch from the 18th to 20th centuries. Silhouettes in the pews represent former residents and self guided tour materials are available.
For Heritage Open Days:
11th-20th September every day 10am-5pm - visitors can view a special exhibition prepared by local volunteers for Heritage Open Days, to find out about the residents of Newchurch from the 18th to 20th centuries. Silhouettes in the pews represent former residents and self guided tour materials are available.
Fri 11 Sep to Sunday 20 September
Church of St. Peter & St. Paul’s, Newchurch, Romney Marsh, Kent TN29 0DP
Fri 11 Sep:Stories of Newchurch Folk exhibition and self-guided tour, open 10am-5pm; Sat 12 Sep:Stories of Newchurch Folk exhibition and self-guided tour, open from 10am. Volunteers present from 10:30am for coffee morning until 12:30pm, followed by lunches, cakes and hot drinks until 6pm.; Sun 13 Sep:Stories of Newchurch Folk exhibition and self-guided tour, later opening from 11am-5pm (following church service); Mon 14 Sep:Stories of Newchurch Folk exhibition and self-guided tour, open 10am-5p
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