Brief Description
The churchyard has a lych gate at the entrance beside which is a war memorial. There are a number of grand tombs and churchyard trees include willow and ash.
History
There has been a church here since medieval times. The medieval flintwork chancel remains although in the early-17th century St John the Baptist was rebuilt at the expense of the Lord of the Manor, John Goode (d.1627), to whom a tablet was erected in the chancel. In 1875 a new nave and chancel were built by T G Jackson.
Visitor Facilities
Opening is unrestricted.- Access & Directions
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Opening is unrestricted.Directions
Rail: Malden Manor
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Contributors
London Parks and Gardens Trust