St Andrew's Church, Tangmere

The stone structure of St Andrew's Church features rounded arches, thick walls, and windows positioned on both northern and southern sides of the building.

The original timber Saxon church was replaced in the 12th century, with additions including the chancel and chancel arch constructed during the 13th century.

The church maintains thirty-nine Commonwealth and thirteen Luftwaffe war graves from World War II, reflecting its connection to RAF Tangmere airfield.

Sunday Eucharistic services occur at 9:15 AM, lasting approximately one hour and including activities for children followed by refreshments.

A large ancient yew tree stands at the entrance, while a weathered Saxon stone fragment depicting a beheading sits atop one Norman window.

Location: Tangmere

Inception: 13 century

Architectural style: Norman architecture

GPS coordinates: 50.84800,-0.72010

Latest update: March 22, 2025 09:16