All Saints' Church, Crawley Down Sussex
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All Saints' Church, Crawley Down Sussex
Image: © Richard Rogerson Taken: 27 Aug 2009
The Lord of the Manor, Henry Thomas, Earl of Chichester, and the Rector of Worth, George Bethune, and the inhabitants of Worth Parish of St. Nicholas gave land and money to enable the Church to be built in 1843. It was built of locally hewn sandstone, rather than of the more common brick of that era. It is in Early English style, with pointed arches and windows and having an arch-braced timber roof structure.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.121076
Longitude
-0.083855