All Saints Churchyard in Hundon, Suffolk

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Get directions Hundon, Suffolk, CO10 8ED England

Coordinates: 52.10974, 0.53759
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Following a fire on February 18, 1914, All Saints Church was rebuilt and it has continued to serve the community ever since it was reopened for services in 1918.The cause of the fire in 1914 has never been established but at the time, driven by the strong south westerly wind, it was so intense the glow could be seen as far away as Sudbury. The 14th century church was rebuilt under the direction of Detmar Jellings Blow thanks to the funds being raised and it was reopened four years later. The church had links to the monks at nearby Chipley Abbey and in the 18th century a building attached to the south porch became the resting place of Arethusa, daughter of Lord Clifford and wife of James Vernon, then Lord of the Manor.