Panorama showing the inside of St. Katharine's Church in Merstham. The picture, taken in March 2009, shows some of the stained glass windows, organ and font.

Inside St Katherine's Church - Merstham visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Inside St Katherine's Church' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Surrey.

St Katherine's Church is open to the public every day. The church dates from the 13C and is the oldest church in Merstham. The nave is 13m long, and the aisles are a little longer. The font is from the 12C, made of Purbeck marble. Also within the church is a stone effigy of a civilian, possibly Nicholas Jamys, which dates from the 1420's. The chancel contains a brass or John Ballard in civilian dress and his wife. This is the second church to stand on the site, and n earlier church is mentioned in the Doomsday Book.

St Katherine's Church
Church Hill
Merstham
Surrey
RH1 3BJ

Train: Merstham Station, about 30 minutes from London Bridge or Victoria.
Road: Merstham is about 18 miles south of the center of London on the A23.