Photo of St Botolph's, Lullingstone, a church near Eynsford, Kent, south east England.

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St Botolph's, Lullingstone

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St Botolph’s is the little estate church beside Lullingstone Castle, near Eynsford in the Darent valley. It’s packed with monuments to the families who held the castle, and keeps a rare painted rood screen and Georgian fittings. Access is on the castle’s open days rather than year-round. Eynsford station is under a kilometre away to the north-east.

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