Though I have had this church on my list to visit it was more of a fill in visit to finish off the churches around the area I live. Cannot find much history on the church other that it was built in 1852 no doubt built fro the wealthy people who lived in that area. The church itself was locked on the occasion of my visit & though I left a message to ask about the key on the vicars answerphone with my number I have had no reply. One of my fellow church crawlers tells me it is always locked.
Entrance is through these gates
after which you can walk around the churchyard
The West end of the church
Going around the South side for a look up the churchyard
South side of the church
Around the East end and apse
The porch which on my visit was locked
After coming in the gates look to your left and you see part of the churchyard
This is part of the South West churchyard
From the West end looking South
The Path through the churchyard
Looking back along the path to the entrance over on the North side of the churchyard
Lance Corporal H.G.Old
Driver C.E.Payne
Private Harry G.L.Leach
Lieutenant W.J.Ward
This looks towards the South entrance to the churchyard
Looking East along the South side
This is where you see most of the graves in the churchyard
Some get covered in Moss
Left a cast Iron Grave cross
A wooden covered cross an grave marker
another marker, unusual to see more than one
Looking west back along the South side
At the front of the church near the road is the Village War Memorial
Till next time I will leave you with a last view of St Johns.
Have a great week
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