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1873 |
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The foundation stone was laid by the Bishop of Dover on 18 Nov. It was designed by Mr Robert Wheeler of Tunbridge Wells and built by Messrs Smith & Son of Waterloo Villa, Ramsgate. |
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1874 |
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The church was consecrated by Archbishop Tait on 22 May. |
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1886 |
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The church needed enlarging, and the first stone of this new enlarged church was laid by Colonel King Harman, MP on 29 July. It had a bell tower 60 feet high. |
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1887 |
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The church was consecrated by Archbishop Benson on 25th January. St Paul's was made a separate parish in that year. Church assigned its own district. Stahlschmidt recorded "Presumably one modern bell." |
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1939 |
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This church (along with St Luke and St Mary) were closed during hostilities. |
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1940 |
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The church was closed in July. |
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1959 |
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The church was demolished in January. The bell went to St Christopher, Newington and eventually went to Africa. |
