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Higham Congregational Church

22 School Lane, Higham, Rochester, Kent, ME3 7JE

  • Available anytime
  • In person
  • Pre-booking not required

For Heritage Open Day our main display will be at the Congregational Church plus there will a talk. A small display will be at St Mary’s Church.

On Saturday 13 September a display will feature images of Higham and Andrew Rootes will be giving a talk about the Architecture found in the village. A small display of images from Lower Higham will be featured at St Mary’s Church and both churches will be part of the Kent Ride and Stride fund raiser. Both displays will be open between 11 am and 4 pm.The Andrew Rootes talk will take place at 2.30pm.

Timings & Tours

Available anytime

Location & directions

22 School Lane, Higham, Rochester, Kent, ME3 7JE

Contact on day:
Sue Sparks

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Parking is limited at St Mary’s Church - please car share or walk to the venue Church Street Higham Kent ME3 7LS What3words: singer.kings.polite Higham Congregational Church on street parking available on nearby roads 22 School Lane Higham ME37JE

Additional information

Refreshments available at Higham Congregational Church. Cold drinks and biscuits available at St Mary’s Church

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