St John the Baptist, Woodhurst
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Image: © Marathon Taken: 6 Oct 2012
Woodhurst has a fairly classic village pattern of a simple oblong of streets with roads entering from the east and west. Church Street is to the north. This is the main street of the village while South Street is rather quieter and more of a backwater, being like a country lane in places. This view is of the church of St John the Baptist from Church Street. The church has one Norman doorway. Much of the rest is medieval with a 19th century chancel.
