St Mary Magdalene Church, Cobham

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St Mary Magdalene Church is a medieval parish church with a 13th-century tower and later Perpendicular additions, forming the spiritual centre of Cobham. To the immediate south of the church is a mid-14th-century chantry college founded by Sir John de Cobham, later converted into almshouses in the 16th century. The surrounding burial ground containing headstones and chest tombs dating from the 17th to 19th centuries.

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Geoff Watkins

Director of Aerial Imaging South East, Geoff works with KAS Digital Manager Jacob Scott on photogrammetry of sites throughout Kent.

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