St. Thomas The Apostle, Harty - Sheerness

 St Thomas The Apostle 

 Date:  April

Location: Sheerness  

Public or Abandoned: public 

Demolished: No 

we thought as we were on the subject of visiting churches around our local area, we found this one in harty sheerness, i have known about this church for a good few years but just never went to it, anyways we took a drive over the island, once we got into the church I headed in, and it was a pretty little church, there were people leaving as I went in and as i leaving people was going in, seems like a very popular little church,

So it said that the church is grade 2 listed, and it doesn't not have electricity, it also said that that church back dates to around the 11th or maybe 12rh century, The church does still hold services Monthly But is open to everyone to visit.

St Mary's church Higham

 St Marys Church 

 Date:  April

Location: Higham 

Public or Abandoned: public 

Demolished: No  

I was scrolling through Facebook and I saw someone had posted up about this church on a local group, with a quick Google I found the church, I was surprised that we had more disused churches in the local area as I only knew of the one, so we headed out on a little adventure to the church, once we got there it was nice and quiet, and very peaceful with the sun shining on this nice spring day, once inside was taken away by how beautiful the church was. spent a good hour taking photos of the church and taking in the beauty of it, as we left the church we did see some horse riders too.

So it said that St Marys's Church is a grade 1 listed church, and is a redundant Anglican church,  is also said that this church was built in the Saxon area.