The font in All Saints Church, Birchington
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The font in All Saints Church, Birchington
Image: © pam fray Taken: 14 Apr 2012
The 13th century font was moved from the south door to the north doorway in 1990. The door, which was used for paupers' burials, was blocked up in 1863. It now displays a memorial board to the men and women of the parish who "gave their lives for freedom" in World War 2.
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