Marlow, United Kingdom
High St
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+441628481806
Goes without saying that church is listed Grade II* because of its Victorian era architecture, high quality stained glass and monuments. Without this little church, Marlow's overall beauty wouldn't be the same. There are many graves around the church and a T.S Elliot poem Four Quartets carved into stone that says, Time past and time future What might have been And what has been Point to one end, which is always present.
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Wonderful church to visit, nice views, beautiful landscape!
we didn't manage to get in as it's closed due to covid19 situation but oh my.... the view and just the setting of this place is very English. Glorious view and saw people having picnics by the riverside of the cemetery of the church.
Wonderful lively worshipping community. Partner with ‘Meals for Marlow’ at the heart of the community.
All Saints Church dominates the entry to Marlow via the historic suspension bridge (the latter constructed in 1860). This CoE denomination church was originally built around or before the 1100s, but in 1832 it was completely demolished – the main reason being constant flooding of the Thames River – and replaced by the Gothic-style church still there today. Featuring beautiful Victorian stained glass windows and impressive Willis organ dating back to 1876, the church has been an historically prominent component of the town’s fabric. Points of interest include wall monuments, the oldest to William and Ketheryne Willoughby and family, d. 1597, Recommend a visit.
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