War of the Roses - 1455

This prominent parish church was the spiritual heart of Lingfield. Built in the 14th century, the church served as a gathering place for villagers and local nobility alike. It was notable for its intricate stonework and stained glass, a mark of the village’s relative prosperity. During the War of the Roses, it was a site where villagers and lords could meet to discuss local events and pray for safety.

Stunning Gothic architecture featuring intricate stone carvings and vibrant stained glass windows, surrounded by a well-maintained graveyard, under a bright blue sky with fluffy clouds