St George’s Church, Ivychurch
There is evidence that St George’s church dates to the twelfth century. It is called the cathedral of the marsh (on Romney Marsh) because of its impressive size. The nave was cleared of it’s box pews in early 19th C, and offers visitors a great opportunity to look at the roof structure and the newly restored medieval window. The North Aisle contains a museum style collection of agricultural equipment and its flag stones are a reminder of how churches in rural England would regularly be used to store livestock.
There are disabled accessible toilet facilities.
Next to St George’s church is The Bell, a friendly and accessible pub.