The church at Southease dates from the 11th century, though a church is documented as being in Southease during the reign of Eadred (946-955). Its original dedication is not known, but has since been rededicated to St Peter. It is one of three round towered parish churches in Sussex.
This is part of the Series: JHB01/01 Photographs taken by John Henry Ball; within the Collection: JHB01 John Henry Ball Collection
© Historic England Archive
Photographer: Ball, John Henry
Early Medieval Church, Medieval Parish Church, Medieval Round Towered Church, Christian Religion
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