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St.Thomas'
Church, Lymington |
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Description |
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St
Thomas' Church holds a commanding position at the top of
Lymington High Street. Parts of the building
date back to 1250.
The church was extensively damaged in the 17th century when the
Puritan soldiers used the church as a fortification to command
Henry Lyte, one of the church’s past curates, wrote the hymn “Abide
with me”.
During the year
there are several free concerts held on Saturdays in the church. |
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Contact |
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More pictures |
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Table Sales take place in Lymington Church Hall on most Saturday mornings from 9am or 9.30am |
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Directions |
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| At the top of Lymington
High Street. Parking |
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Accessibility |
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 Wheelchair
accessible |
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