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 The Altar Arranged by members of Hartley and District Flower Club  Shuttered window in the south wall of the Chancel A handbell may have been rung out of this window at the time of the elevation of the host before bells had been installed in the turret at the west end. Such windows also made it possible for people with conditions such as leprosy to see the altar and to receive the sacrament without entering the church. Arranged by Anne Senneck Sponsor: Gill Pearson  Two Bells Two bells hang in the turret above, dating from the 1360 & 1552. In 2002 they were refurbished at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry and then re-hung by the Kent County Association of Change Ringers. Arranged by Chris Jenkins Sponsors: 1849 Window and Georgian Rectors The window is early Victorian, but the display reflects aspects of the Georgian period in the 18th Century. Arranged by Janet Drayton Sponsors: The Altar Rail Arranged by members of Hartley and District Flower Club The East Window and the Reredos The east window was filled in 1898 with stained glass presented by the P&O Company in memory of Adam Tait of Hartley Court. It was restored and re-ordered in 1987. The Revd W W Allen carved the oak reredos [1882] which is below the window. Arranged by Janet Drayton, Sponsors: Joan & Julian Delf, Linda Moffatt    |
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