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Updated 13 October 2008

Photographs of The Church

   
 

An aerial view of St James'

   
 

An aerial (satellite) view of the church!

   
 

View of Church from the Southeast.

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The church viewed from the Southeast on a bright winter's day.

   
  Looking down the Aisle towards East window.

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The view looking down the aisle towards The Lord's Table and East window

   
  Close up of East window.

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A close up of the East window, which depicts the growth of the church from the day of Pentecost to the present world wide community of Christians. Note - A full illustrated page on this site, devoted to to the history of this beautiful window is available. Click HERE

   
  View from the Pulpit.

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The view from the Pulpit

   
  The Church Centre.

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The church centre

   
  St. James' Church Hall.

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St. James' Church Hall (Just around the corner from the church, in Garlinge).

   
  A front view of the vicarageThe rear of the vicarage and  garden
 

St. James' Vicarage
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Views of the Church not normally seen!

   
  St. James' View of the bells!!The "wibbly wobbly" ladder that leads to the bells!.

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The bell at St. James'. The way up to this is a little precarious! Note the rather ancient metal ladder some 15 feet long.

   
  The old "Central heating" fireplace!A view of what is beneath where the congregation sit!
 

Views of what lies beneath St. James! To the left is the old original fireplace used for "central heating"! To the right is where the warm air 'wafted' through to warm the congregation!
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Views of the Church & buildings in days past!

   
  View of church 1909.

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The church viewed from the southwest in 1909. The Canterbury road rather
quieter then, than now!

   
  Same view a few years later.

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Same view a few years later.
Traffic appears on the road
and whatever happened to
that neatly trimmed hedge?

   
  St James' - Same view today!.

And a view today! The
road much wider and
the hedge long gone. Note
that the old flint wall on the
right of the picture is still
there!
This picture was taken
using the inbuilt camera
on the 'Web Editor's'
mobile phone! A far cry from the old 'pinhole'
and 'box brownies' of
old times!

   
  St. James as viewed from former Garlinge Farm.

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The church viewed from
the old Garlinge farm.
Date unknown, certainly
a long time ago!
The original vicarage can be seen just to the right of the church.

   
  The original vicarage pictured in 1967 just before being sold and later demolished!.

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The original vicarage in 1967 just before it was sold prior to demolition.

Photo thanks to Anne Burns.

   
  The old school in Garlinge.

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The Old School in
Garlinge many years before
it became St. James' church
'Old School Hall'.

   
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