St John the Evangelist Church, Stoke Row

The Church of St John the Evangelist, Stoke Row, was consecrated on the 19th October 1848.The building is a beautiful example of simple Victorian architecture. The rectangular floor space accommodates a nave seating about 90 people and a spacious chancel area.There is a tower at the north-east corner which houses the vestry, clock and bell.
The exterior of the building is a fine example of flintwork in a variety of styles and the roof is slate, with cedar shingles on the bell tower.A delightful rose window was designed and made by Barbara Batt. The clock is a rare example from the 1920’s which is still in working order. It has recently been restored.Cit. langtreechurches.org/locations/st-john-the-evangelist-church-stoke-row

An 19th century Church built to 13th century style