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A description from 1874 stated simply that "the Church is picturesquely situated in the heart of a romantic wood, having no hut or house of any kind within a quarter of a mile". Diplock's
Hastings Guidebook of 1845 stated "t is the singularity of situation, more than anything in the building itself, that generally attracts visitors ... it looks as if having been forsaken by all human visitants, a thicket had grown up and enclosed it like the Castle of the
514:. The expansion of the 1920s and 1930s had been driven by council housing, and in 1962 the council proposed to continue and extend this scheme by demolishing much of the old village and laying out a large housing estate. More private and council housing has since been added, and Hollington has now lost its rural setting. The ancient woodland around the church has been preserved, though, and is one of six nature reserves in the borough of Hastings.
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Charles Montolieu Lamb (no relation to the writer
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ordered a census of all places of worship for taxation purposes in 1291. (Wilting's probably disappeared in the early 12th century, although a field and a wood in the area still bear the chapel's name.) A suggested reason for the isolation of the chapel—which was about 0.5 miles (0.80 km) from
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and the builders. Every night, the work carried out the previous day would be destroyed and the materials taken away. A voice spoke to the builders, claiming that the site belonged to the Devil and demanding the church be built elsewhere. The church was successfully rebuilt on a new site to the
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came about over the course of many years by mistaken association with a former church of that dedication. In 1291, a St
Leonard's Church was one of seven medieval churches recorded in Hastings, along with St Margaret's, St Michael's, St Peter's, St Andrew's, St Clement's and All Saints. Only the
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was attributed to a former vicar of the church in 1488. It is said that he was robbed by three men while on his way to conduct a service, and had his tongue and eyes cut out to stop him recognising or describing the robbers. His sight and speech were purportedly restored in time for him to give
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The best thing I hit upon was a small country Church (by whom or when built unknown), standing bare and single in the midst of a grove, with no house or appearance of habitation within a quarter of a mile, only passages diverging from it through beautiful woods, to so many farm houses. There it
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Hollington grew substantially in the 19th and 20th centuries, in line with the rest of
Hastings. The population was 338 in 1831, 3,677 in 1931 and about 7,500 in 1939. Nevertheless, it retained its village character until the 1960s, when the borough council selected it as the site for a large
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Church in the Wood's parish was reduced in size in 1870 when some of its territory was given to the newly built St John the
Evangelist's Church. Hollington became part of the Borough of Hastings in 1897. After this, little change occurred in the church itself, although a
317:. Although Hollington is now a large suburb, consisting mostly of postwar residential development, the church has stood in isolation in the middle of an ancient wood since it was founded in the 13th century—almost certainly as the successor to an 11th-century chapel.
458:—was lost in the early 15th century (no later than 1428). Thereafter, it became a "free chapel" in Hollington's parish, and its former parishioners travelled to Hollington to worship. The original dedication of Church in the Wood, first recorded in 1562, was to
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origins. There were two other places of worship in the parish at the time—a church in the manor of
Filsham, and another chapel at Wilting. Filsham was the more important manor, but its church (and the chapel at Wilting) had disappeared by the time
462:. Gradually over the next 150 years, the name "St Leonard's Church" began to be applied to it; the first record of this was in 1712. From the mid-19th century, the epithet "Church in the Wood" gained popularity after James Burton founded
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Hollington Old Lane; the residential streets between Hollington and neighbouring
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1189:. Hastings Borough Council. 27 September 2007. Archived from
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1491:(2nd ed.). Hastings: Hastings Local History Group.
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1777:St Leonards-on-Sea Congregational Church
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1472:. Hastings: The Hastings Publishing Co.
1368:. Claremont, Hastings: F.J. Parsons Ltd.
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762:List of places of worship in Hastings
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1396:. Chichester: Phillimore & Co.
1133:"Hastings – St Leonard, Hollington"
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933:National Heritage List for England
550:The plan includes a nave of three
280:Hollington: St Leonard and St Anne
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470:) was established in Hollington.
1998:West St Leonards railway station
1807:Wellington Square Baptist Church
1420:The Buildings of England: Sussex
1131:Allen, John (23 December 2009).
1762:St John the Evangelist's Church
1628:Hastings Museum and Art Gallery
727:to serve the rapidly expanding
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130:www.stleonardsandstannes.org.uk
1884:Hastings Open Bowls Tournament
1792:St Mary Star of the Sea Church
1767:St Leonard's Church (Anglican)
1373:Manwaring Baines, J. (1986) .
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1044:Baker, Denis (October 2007).
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1894:Horntye Park Sports Complex
1653:Observer Building, Hastings
1623:Hastings Fishermen's Museum
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1869:East Sussex Cricket Ground
1848:University Centre Hastings
1787:St Mary Magdalene's Church
1716:All Souls Church, Hastings
1470:Hastings: a Living History
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349:of Hollington (also spelt
1864:Central Recreation Ground
1747:Hastings Unitarian Church
1487:Various authors (2003) .
1304:A Church Near You website
464:a new St Leonard's Church
405:on a ridge of high land.
269:Rural Deanery of Hastings
87:Church in the Wood Lane,
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2004:Trams & Trolleybuses
1973:Hastings railway station
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1468:Thornton, David (1987).
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1993:West Hill Cliff Railway
1958:East Hill Cliff Railway
1451:Oxford University Press
1364:Cousins, Henry (1911).
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1838:Hastings School of Art
1638:Hastings Power Station
1392:Marchant, Rex (1997).
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1496:Wales, Tony (1998).
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1314:on 19 September 2012
1308:Archbishops' Council
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1052:on 28 September 2011
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685:on 19 January 1951.
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327:Early English Gothic
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192:Heritage designation
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2043:Areas & Suburbs
2034:More Radio Hastings
1978:Ore railway station
1843:St Leonards Academy
1828:East Sussex College
1797:St Matthew's Church
1752:Holy Trinity Church
1702:Religious Buildings
1443:A History of Sussex
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291:St Leonard's Church
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1879:Hastings Priory CC
1732:Church in the Wood
1688:White Rock Theatre
1643:Hastings Town Hall
1572:MP: Sally-Ann Hart
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1802:St Peter's Church
1710:Places of Worship
1603:Conquest Hospital
1598:Brassey Institute
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1416:Pevsner, Nikolaus
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1726:St Leonards
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391:Count of Eu
319:Restoration
315:East Sussex
97:East Sussex
71: /
2238:Categories
2090:Silverhill
2070:Hollington
1693:Windycroft
1412:Nairn, Ian
1027:Wales 1998
939:12 January
768:References
734:Silverhill
695:50°52′20″N
572:Caen stone
556:bell tower
494:remained.
460:St Rumbold
451:St Leonard
426:of nearby
367:Halyngtone
303:Hollington
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233:Canterbury
202:Designated
173:St Leonard
168:Dedication
89:Hollington
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99:TN38 9PB
93:Hastings
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589:in the
587:tracery
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159:Founded
136:History
126:Website
104:Country
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