St John the Baptist Church Doddington,

 St John the Baptist Church

Date January | Location  Doddington | Open to the public 

My 5-year-old and I were looking at a map to find places we could explore, and we noticed there were five churches clustered together that we could visit. So, we got in the car and planned a route using the map. This was the first church we explored that day. It was small and beautiful inside, and it had some original paintings on the walls, which were nice to see.

The church is located in a very rural area of Kent. It is Grade 1 listed and is a rare 12th-century church, featuring a 17th-century tower and a 13th-century south chapel.

St John the Baptist Church, Mersham - Ashford

 St John The Baptist 

Date March | Location Ashford | Delmoished No 

About 10 minutes from the Smeet Church, we found a lovely little church. Most churches have a similar layout, but each one is very cute and unique in its own way. Since we had some time to kill, we decided to go inside and look around. As usual, my daughter started asking me all kinds of questions.

Once again, St. John’s is one of the churches that is part of the Stour Downs parish. It is noted that the church dates back to 1086 AD, as recorded in the Domesday Book, but it was rebuilt by the Normans. It is also said that the church has remained substantially the same since then.

St John the Baptist Church - mongewell

 St John the Baptist Church

Date: March 2022

Location:  Mongewell

Public or Abandoned: Public

Demolished:  No

 This beautiful redundant church is located in a small town in mongewell and was are final stop of the day before dropping my friend back home 

As we walking to the beautiful church we walk past an old couple that just come out the church it self 

We spent a good little while looking around the church it was also crazy to see how popular this place was due to the gust book 

Its said St John the Baptist's Church is a closed, redundant Anglican church, partly in ruins,  its also a grade 2 listed church ,