Dating from at least Saxon times, St Pancras Church is a beautiful building in the village of Arlington. Evidence suggests there was a wooden construction on the site even before the Saxons arrived. In 1889, the church building underwent major restorations after the Bishop of Chichester declared it was 'in a state of ruin.'

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Location: Arlington, Wealden, East Sussex, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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