St George's is a magnificent medieval building, dating from the late 13th century church with a 15th century tower and porch. It is a Grade 1 listed.
The
Church looks out over the village square at the heart of Wrotham, a village of
just under 800 households and some 2,500 inhabitants, lying on the Pilgrims Way
St. George’s
is the only place of worship in the village.
It is the second church to be built on the site – the first dating back to the middle of the 10th century - and has always been dedicated to St George, which was relatively rare at the time of its consecration.
Tower, Bells & Clock
Porch
Interior
Windows
Side Altar Rood Screen Nuns
Gallery
Font
Pulpit Piscinas
Floor Brasses Monuments Organ North Aisle Incumbants Drawings
