Debach and the Church That Isn't


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 Daughter in Law took a different route to Sutton Hoo when we went than I do and we went down a road that was unfamiliar to me.

I spotted something beside the road that needed a second look.

 This is the font that was once in Debach church, covered by  something similar to a lych gate that was actually built from money left to the village by some residents – the metal plaque gives details.

The font and little building and a small part of the graveyard is all that’s available to see of All Saints Church in Debach which was sold off during the 1970s to be turned into a house. It’s now privately owned , and only just visible from the driveway.

On the Suffolk Churches Index Simon Knott last visited in 2008 and the font has been put there since that visit – he writes a short bit of history HERE

(BTW Debach is pronounced Debbidge)

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