All Saints' Church, Tudeley
Tudeley, near Tonbridge, West Kent
All Saints' at Tudeley is the only church in the world with every one of its twelve windows designed by Marc Chagall. The first, the east window, remembers Sarah d'Avigdor-Goldsmid, who drowned at 21, and Chagall was so taken with the church that he went on to design the rest.
Highlights
- Twelve stained-glass windows by Marc Chagall, installed between 1967 and 1985
- The east window, a memorial to Sarah d'Avigdor-Goldsmid
- Original Victorian glass displayed on a lightbox in the vestry
- A small, quiet country church set among fields
Good to know
- Enter by the south door through the porch
- Groups of eight or more should book through the church office
- Check the online calendar to avoid weddings and busy group visits
- It is a working church, so please be quiet for anyone praying
Getting there
All Saints' Church, Tudeley, All Saints' Church, Tudeley, TN11 0NZParking: Large car park at the end of the lane. Do not park on the main road or in the narrow lane.
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