Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust

Helping to preserve the churches of the marsh for future generations

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Watertight and preserved. Thanks to our supporters, this unique group of medieval buildings are here to stay

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A Unique Landscape

The Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust is here to help safeguard an iconic slice of our heritage

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Church Life

The Trust looks out for 14 medieval churches and 4 ruins on the Romney Marsh

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Since being founded in 1982, over £1.5m has been raised and invested in the restoration of the churches of the Romney Marsh

Some restoration projects to highlight

Close-up view of the stonework of the West window at the church of Saint George, Ivychurch after restoration

Placed on Heritage England’s “At Risk” register, the 550 year old west window has required complete restoration. Such a restoration is an unprecedented undertaking within the Diocese of Canterbury.

 

View of restored tomb-chests, one with full-height railings, in the churchyard of Saint Augustine’s church, Brookland

A project to restore eight, mainly 18th century, tombs in the churchyard at St Augustine’s, Brookland is close to completion.

Distant exterior view of side of the south side of All Saint's church, Lydd across the churchyard, framed by tree branches

Essentially this work consists of re-tiling the complete south aisle, routing the rainwater drains away from the building and rebuilding the west window of the south aisle

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Logo of the Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust - a wood block carving of Fairfield Church across the marsh

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