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During springtime this small church is approached through an avenue of daffodils. In the northeast chapel is a large stove, not put in for the comfort of the congregation, but to keep children warm when this part of the church was used as a school. Although now redundant, St. Augustine's is entirely maintained by the Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust.. [Image: https://www.visitkent.co.uk/media/2519/st-augustine-snave_1.png]
St Eanswith in Brenzett Church (also known as St Eanswythe) has a long history dating back to Saxon times in the 7th Century when a small church was first erected on the spot…
Built c.1200, the north and south aisles were soon added and in the 14th century a spacious east end was created. In the north aisle there is a wall painting of a great ship…
The Museum is a unique collection of wartime equipment, remains recovered from aircraft crash sites and memorabilia collected and donated to the Museum since its formation in…