How did a small village become a hub for religious history? Welcome to Fawkham. This charming village, nestled in the Kent countryside, is home to the 12th-century parish church of St Mary. This Grade I listed building is a testament to the village’s rich past. The church stands as a silent sentinel, its flint walls whispering tales of centuries gone by. Edward Hasted, in his 1797 survey of Kent, described Fawkham church as a “small building of one isle and a chancel”. Today, the church remains a place of worship. It serves as a reminder of the enduring power of faith and community in Fawkham.
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