Services at Sandham 2026
A religious service led by Rev Mark Christian including references to the paintings of Sir Stanley Spencer in Sandham Memorial Chapel
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Service at Sandham Dedicated by the Bishop of Guildford in March 1927, Sandham is a working chapel. There have always been services on Remembrance or Armistice Day and we now hold monthly services from April to October on the theme of Remembrance and linking this to the chapel. Admission is free but donations are welcome.
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The basics
- Accessibility
Accessible parking is available at the rear of the garden. Please call 01635 278394 or email sandham@nationaltrust.org.uk in advance of your visit for information. There is a step free route from the parking area - all garden paths are of gravel or brick. Our visitor toilet is fully accessible. There is a ramp for access to the chapel.
- Meeting point
Please meet outside of the chapel doors just before 10am.
Upcoming events
Centenary exhibition detailing the building of Sandham Memorial Chapel .
Just like a box: realising Stanley Spencer's vision
Vintage tea room
Come join us for a warm drink and biscuit (suggested donation £3) in our pop-up tea room. This can be found in the exhibition cottage.
Walking in Stanley Spencer's Footsteps
Join us on this free guided walk, walking in Stanley Spencer's footsteps.
Heritage Open Day
Home to an epic series of large scale murals by the acclaimed artist Sir Stanley Spencer, this twentieth century chapel, tucked away in a quiet corner of the Hampshire countryside was created to honour the 'forgotten dead' of the First World War.