This walk was devised, written and illustrated by Amanda Flint and Sean Edwards in August 2018 and revised (slightly) in March 2025.

On 20th February 2025, Marion O'Brien and Amanda Flint-Roberts gave a talk in the Church.

A selection of stories, ranging through the centuries. From war heroes to criminals, from sailors to shop keepers, from knights to a servant

In the churchyard of Thursley in Surrey there is a monument marking the grave of my uncle and namesake, Lieutenant Derek Lutyens.

There is no obvious connection between John Freeman, the poet, and Thursley, but he is buried in our churchyard. He must have visited the...

Photographs taken by Sean Edwards Church Hill Cylindrical Tombs Garden of Remembrance Denyer Family Gravestones The Coffin Path Blacksmith's Tombstone Sailor's Tombstone The Chestnut Tree The Fallen Chestnut Tree with Audrey Ayres and Otto Jaenicke, November 1977 (photographer unknown) Weather Vane George Lambden's Tomb Other tombstones Tozer; Nevinson; Harbutt; Wilson The Bossom Memorial Churchyard Working Party in 2021 Saxon Window Glass Vestry Screen, 2009 Polish Lutheran

A report from Surrey Live, 4th August 2006, about this unique building that is in Thursley Churchyard.

The church was re-shingled with chestnut tiles from France in September 1986.

The following notes result from a meeting, on Thursday 13th November with Capt. Streatfield-James to review the Churchyard trees.