St Andrew's Churchyard, Ham (also known as Ham Parish Church)⁷³⁷³

Brief Description

The entrance to the churchyard is through a lych-gate leading to shrub beds around the steps leading to the church door. Within the churchyard are a number of good chest tombs and a War Memorial within railings on three sides with a gate onto Ham Common. The churchyard is partly bounded by hedge, with railings to Church Road.

History

St Andrew's Church was built in 1830/1, a grey brick building with two turrets, and was later enlarged with a south aisle with rose window in 1860. In 1900-01 a red-brick chancel was added, designed by Bodley and Garner.

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