Historic Churches in West Sussex

The 11th-century church of St Peter, west Grinstead, has a pair of superb 15th-century brasses, outstanding 17th-19th-century memorials, an 11th-century font, and a rare medieval dug-out oak chest carved from a sinlgle tree trunk.
Rectory Lane, West Grinstead, West Sussex, England, RH13 8LR

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Heritage Highlight: 15th-century Halsham brasses

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St Peter ad Vincula cChurch in Wisborough Green dates to the 12th century and boasts excellent wall paintings from that period. The 12th-century altar stone is original, and you can see Huguenot glass from around 1600.
School Road, Wisborough Green, West Sussex, England, RH14 0DU

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Heritage Highlight: 13th-century wall paintings

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St Mary's Church, Yapton, dates to around 1180, though it stands on the site of an earlier Saxon building. Highlights include a tub font from that first Saxon church, traces of medieval wall paintings, and a fine collection of 17tth and 18th-century memorials.
Church Road, Yapton, West Sussex, England, BN18 0EE

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Heritage Highlight: Pre-Norman font

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