All Saints' Church, Little Bookham

The ancient, Grade II* church of All Saints is believed to have originated from about 1100 and has probably the finest set of hatchments in Surrey. The church has recently undergone essential renovation. Illustrated displays will explain the work carried out and the history of the church from its founding.

The beautiful churchyard contains a 1,300 year old yew tree. The hatchments and memorials in the church are mainly of the Pollen/Maddox/Boileau family who were lords of the manor of Little Bookham from around 1640 to 1935. See their family tree and information about the hatchments. There will be more information about them in the exhibition at the nearby Tithe Barn.

Part of the Effingham/Little Bookham Heritage Open Day Group, most of which properties can be visited by walking the Effingham Heritage Trail and the Bishop's Walk (printed copies available at venues). The Little Bookham Tithe Barn (with local history exhibition and refreshments available) and Manor House School (parking available) are in the immediate vicinity. Our sister church, St Lawrence in Effingham, has the grave of Sir Barnes Wallis. Check properties' entries for hours of opening.

Timings & Tours

Saturday 14 September:

9.30 to 17.00

Location & directions

All Saints Church, Manor House Lane, Little Bookham, Surrey, KT23 4EL

Directions:

All Saints Church is off the A246 from Leatherhead to Guildford; turn right into Manor House Lane, the church is near the end of the lane on the left hand side and signposted down a short path. There is some parking next to the church, with more adjacent to the path to the church.

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Wheel chair access via the rear door.

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