Church of St Mary the Virgin, Beddington
Historic site · Beddington, England
The Church of St Mary the Virgin is a fourteenth-century flint parish church on Church Road, Beddington, Wallington, SM6 7NH, listed Grade II* as NHLE 1065670. It holds the Carew tombs, with monuments dating from circa 1200 to the twentieth century, and the organ screen is by William Morris. No source states its opening hours, so none are given here.
History
The Grade II* listing was made on 21 January 1954 as list entry 1065670, under the list entry name "Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin" and the statutory address "Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin, Church Road". The church stands immediately beside the Grade I great hall of Carew Manor, NHLE 1065672, so church, hall and dovecote form a single group within a few dozen metres. Churchyard structures carry their own entries and are not the church: the churchyard walls, Grade II, NHLE 1065671; two lychgates, Grade II, NHLE 1065675 and NHLE 1357589; and the lamp standard in the churchyard south-west of the church tower, Grade II, NHLE 1357590. Hackbridge station is 1,287 m away.
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Church Road, Beddington, Wallington SM6 7NH
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