All Saints Church, Snodland

All Saints’ Church is located nearby to Snodland railway station. The church was originally built in the 12th century, during the Norman era. There is evidence of a church on the same site by 1000. There was a substantial enlarging of the church during the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries. Above the west window, itself dating from around 1300, an earlier Norman-style arch can still be seen. The arcades and pillars of the nave are likely from the 14th century, which suggests that the north and south aisles were added then. The walls of the nave would have been pierced and the arches formed once the aisles had been added alongside. Outside from the east and west it can be seen where the roof has…