Church of All Saints, Radwell

The Church of All Saints features flint and clunch rubble construction with stone dressings, a tiled roof, and repairs made with brick and split flint materials.

The church structure dates back to January 17, 1301, with its chancel arch from the mid-14th century and substantial restorations performed during the 19th century.

The interior contains numerous monuments commemorating local families, including memorials to Mary Plomer, Ann Plomer, and John Parker on the nave walls.

Located at coordinates 52.0075 latitude and -0.205988 longitude in Hertfordshire, the church maintains regular services and welcomes visitors throughout the year.

The church structure includes an unaisled short nave with single windows on north and south walls, topped by a bellcote with a copper spire.

Location: Radwell

Inception: 14 century

GPS coordinates: 52.00750,-0.20599

Latest update: March 9, 2025 22:41