Description
Grade II listed church that was built between 1706-1716 and began as a chapel of ease to St Leonard's in Upper Deal and was funded by subscription, according to British Listed Buildings. Begun in 1706, it was built slowly over a 10 year period and benefitted after 1712 from a tax on coal imports into the town. It became an independent parish in 1852. There are a number of interesting monuments in the churchyard, notably the tomb, a short, square column, of Captain Edward T Parker, a close friend of Admiral Nelson, who paid for the monument.
Accessibility
The ground floor of the church is accessible.
Train
Deal - under ½ a mile.
Facilities
Toilet • Disabled Toilet
