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25th May 2020  06:15  by Trigger

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Keymer Church ©boblynoriho

27th May 2016  16:30  by JonT

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St Cosmas & St Damian, Keymer, is my local parish church. The Sussex volume of the Buildings of England describes it as ‘1866 by E. E. Scott, except the Norman apse. Flint walling, crazy-paving fashion. SW steeple with a two-stage fancy spire. N aisle of 1890’. A well cared for church. There is a particularly fine stained glass window in the north aisle depicting a Sussex shepherd. A full description of the church can be found on Historic England’s website (https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1392037). The picture posted by THE KOSCIOWS (16th Jun 2013) is not of St Cosmas & St Damian - it's St Anne's church, Lewes.

St Cosmas & St Damian, Keymer ©JonT
Detail of the spire ©JonT
Stained glass window in the north aisle ©JonT

16th Jun 2013  16:03  by BRISTOLIAN

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Discovered whilst Completing a Geocaching marathon of visiting 100 churches in 24 hours.

Keymer church spire. Keymer.©BRISTOLIAN