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St. Thomas a Becket Church
Kent
Type:Church / Chapel
Church Lane, Capel Le Ferne, Kent, TN12 6SX
Kent
According to local historians, Beckett himself is said to have preached in this small Norman Wealden church.
In 1639, the tower had to be rebuilt after a devastating fire. Inside the church, the most striking feature of the Church is it's crown-post roof is striking and it's interesting fittings. Extensive Medieval wallpaintings cover most of the nave, depicting, amongst others, Cain and Abel and Christ’s entry into Jerusalem.
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