The church at Cuckfield

This card was the result of a commission for images of central Sussex. Holy Trinity church in Cuckfield is a mixture of many different styles and oddly for an old site lies on ground that is high enough to look across the Sussex Low Weald to the South Downs but is almost the lowest lying ground of the village! Even if you look at the older parts of the village this is still the case. There is evidence to show a relationship with the Earls de Warenne and Lewes Priory making the origins at least early Norman, but the major character of the building as it is today is the result of Victorian restoration carried out by Bodley and Kempe, with several Kempe windows.

For now this card comes cellophane wrapped, but this will alter as stocks change. It is blank to allow you to say whatever you would like to say. The accompanying envelope is white