War of the Roses - 1455

St. John’s Chapel served as a vital hub for the villagers of Forest Row, offering not only spiritual guidance but also a venue for community discussions and gatherings. Its legacy includes shaping local political sentiments during turbulent times, such as the War of the Roses, through the clergy's influence over the villagers.

A quaint stone chapel nestled within the thick greenery of Forest Row, with a steeply pitched roof, stained glass windows casting colorful light inside, surrounded by weathered gravestones and a small altar out front, under a canopy of lush trees.