Barfreston 12th century church
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Barfreston 12th century church
Image: © Phil Brandon Hunter Taken: 11 Feb 2022
Church of St Nicholas in Barfreston, Kent. Late 12th century, with much intricate carving still intact. Special features include the carving in the spokes of the wheel-window in the east gable, the carved semi-circular tympanum over the south doorway, and the large array of carved corbels stretching along the tops of the outer walls just below roof level. - image by Phil Brandon Hunter - philbhu.com - P1080470A2
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Image Location
Latitude
51.205659
Longitude
1.239996