Church of All Saints, Kings Langley

Church of All Saints is a medieval parish church built with flint walls trimmed in pale stone, covered with red tile roofs and featuring a sturdy bell tower. The tower has a distinctive Hertfordshire spike spire and is braced with buttresses.

The church was first recorded in 1215 when a monarch confirmed a land grant connected to it. A reigning king visited in 1299, indicating the building already held significance in the local community.

De kerk bevat een alabasten graf van een 14e-eeuwse hertog die hier naartoe werd gebracht na de sluiting van een nabij priorij eeuwen geleden. Dit monument weerspiegelt de langdurige band tussen de parochie en de lokale adel.

The building is open daily for visitors to explore and contemplate, with good access during daytime hours. The main Sunday service takes place early in the morning, allowing drop-in visitors to visit outside of worship times.

The churchyard holds the grave of a soldier who was honored in 1917 for his courage while helping the wounded in combat. This burial place shows how the community remembers and respects its local heroes.

Locatie: Kings Langley

Website: http://beneficeoflangelei.org.uk/allsaints

GPS-coördinaten: 51.71090,-0.44789

Laatste update: 14 december 2025 om 14:02