St Barnabas Church Tower - Ranmore Common, Surrey, UK - Unique Steeples on Waymarking.com

"The church of St Barnabas was erected in 1859 in Gothic revival style. 700ft up on Ranmore, it was the estate church for Denbies, the estate owned by the Cubitt family who employed several hundred people. The architect also designed the school and rectory. The church has a spire of 150ft which was nicknamed Cubitts Finger by the novelist, George Meredith."
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Who would expect to stand in front of a medieval church is wrong, one is with exaggeration one of the "new buildings". The church really has a very sharp tower and visible from afar. It is an architectural addition to the local natural beauty, I can sincerely recommend a visit to the region.

Location of the Steeple: St Barnabas Ranmore Common Dorking, Surrey UK RH5 6SP Approximate Date of Construction: 1859 Website: [Web Link]

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