Description
St James' Church in Cooling dates from the 13th Century. Little was altered until the 19th Century, when a vestry and porch additions and amendments were carried out. It is a Kentish mixture of ragstone and flint and the church is known for its association with Charles Dickens, who is thought to have set the opening to Great Expectations in the church’s graveyard. The church is in the care of The Churches Conservation Trust.
Daily
10-4pm
Group tours available.
Train
Higham Station - 3.3 miles.
Picture Credit: © The Churches Conservation Trust
