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St Alphage Garden

St Alphage Garden

St Alphage Garden

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Backing directly onto Salters' Garden are St Alphage Garden and St Alphage Extension Garden. Part of the garden can only be accessed via a wooden flight of steps.(0.02km) 1.27km The garden can be reached either through a gate in the back right corner of Salters' Garden or by a street, also called St Alphage Garden, off Wood Street. As of March 2017, extensive building works are taking place, but the footway of St Alphage Garden is still closed.

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St Alphage church has a long history dating back to medieval times. The ruined 14th century tower is all that remains. By 1872 the former churchyard had become a small public garden, bounded on its north side by a high section of the Roman city wall (which forms the boundary with the adjacent Salters' Garden). The present garden includes flowerbeds, trees and seating, as well as a gate looking into Salters' Garden.

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