Dry Sandford : St Helens

About this church

The Church of England parish church of Saint Helen is a 13th-century-style Gothic Revival building designed by J.B. Clacy of Reading and built in 1855. St. Helen’s has lancet windows, a nave, chancel, rib-vaulted apse and a bellcote on the gable above the chancel arch. St. Helen’s was made a separate ecclesiastical parish in 1867, but was united in a single benefice with St. Peter’s, Wootton in 2000

Ride and Stride

Taking part: Yes

Church building will be Open

Toilet?: No

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