Queenborough: parish church and churchyard
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Queenborough: parish church and churchyard
Image: © Stefan Czapski Taken: 29 Jul 2017
Photo taken on a drizzly July evening. The south side of the churchyard is a narrow strip of land, quite cramped. The church - built of ragstone (Kentish rag) - is medieval in origin but was extensively refurbished in the 17th century. The huge monument (with obelisk) marks the vault of the Young Greet family - whose members included an admiral or two.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.417563
Longitude
0.744172