St Peter's Church, Newenden

( 8 Reviews )

3 Lossenham Ln
Newenden, eng TN18 5PN
(158) 038-9587

Listing Incorrect?

CALL DIRECTIONS REVIEWS

Chamber Rating

4.4 - (8 reviews)

Read Our 8 Reviews

Chamber Rating

4.4 - (8 reviews)

› ‹

Naman Mukesh Chaudhary
Inside stands a worth seeing 12th century Norman font, a large square design resting on a central pillar, it has striking carvings on 3 sides; a winged dragon and lion, a head licking a leaf and three grotesque beasts in roundels, and a geometrical pattern. The 4th side is plain. The font is made of oolitic limestone, believed to have been quarried near Sangatte on the French north coast.
Jun 13th, 2022
Bruce Neilson
Very sweet little church, Unusual early Norman Font. Difficult to park near so short walk along fast bit of road so take care.
May 25th, 2022
Davoika

Feb 6th, 2021
Henry White

Nov 3rd, 2020
Chris Turnbull

Sep 23rd, 2019

Read Our 8 Reviews

About
^{St Peter's Church, Newenden}

St Peter's Church, Newenden is located at 3 Lossenham Ln in Newenden, England TN18 5PN. St Peter's Church, Newenden can be contacted via phone at (158) 038-9587 for pricing, hours and directions.

Contact Info

(158) 038-9587

Questions & Answers

Q What is the phone number for St Peter's Church, Newenden?

A The phone number for St Peter's Church, Newenden is: (158) 038-9587.

Q Where is St Peter's Church, Newenden located?

A St Peter's Church, Newenden is located at 3 Lossenham Ln, Newenden, eng TN18 5PN

Q What is the internet address for St Peter's Church, Newenden?

A The website (URL) for St Peter's Church, Newenden is: http://newenden.org/st-peters-church.html

Q How is St Peter's Church, Newenden rated?

A St Peter's Church, Newenden has a 4.4 Star Rating from 8 reviewers.

Ratings and Reviews
^{St Peter's Church, Newenden}

Overall Rating

( 8 Reviews )

Write a Review

Naman Mukesh Chaudhary _{on Google}

Jun 13th, 2022

Inside stands a worth seeing 12th century Norman font, a large square design resting on a central pillar, it has striking carvings on 3 sides; a winged dragon and lion, a head licking a leaf and three grotesque beasts in roundels, and a geometrical pattern. The 4th side is plain. The font is made of oolitic limestone, believed to have been quarried near Sangatte on the French north coast.