All Saints Church Hastings East Sussex
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All Saints Church Hastings East Sussex
Image: © Janet Richardson Taken: 1 May 2006
All Saints Church is one of two surviving Mediaeval parish churches the other being St Clements (also in this grid sq) Both were sacked and burnt by the French in 1339 and 1377.In a will of 1436 the church is still called a "new church"
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Image Location
Latitude
50.858817
Longitude
0.595977