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The picture (above left), is a picture of the Vicarage when it was the Vicar's home, taken in the 1950s.  
The Parsonage (Old Vicarage) was originally purchased on the 11th September 1875 from
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lawrence.   The picture (above right) is a picture of the 'Old' Vicarage taken 2001.
It shows a lot of modernisation, most of which was done by the members of St. Mark's.  It is now the 
Parish Office and meeting rooms.  It has taken over from the original Parish meeting room, which we
believe was the Vicarage Hall in the 1950s. (see lower down).

You can see the difference quite easily between these two photographs above.  A lot has
happened since it was the Vicar's garden all those years ago. The old hall in the picture,
(above left) was the Parish meeting room.  The picture was captioned by the Vicar of the
time "The Parish Room, Eye-Sore, But Useful"  Now in the picture, (above right) the new
hall has been refurbished and is now used for all manner of things, from Playgroup to
Celebrations, Parties, Prayer Meetings, etc

The picture (above left) is another view of St. Mark's it was taken in 2001.  The picture (above right)
is of Janet Mann, (our Administrator till December 2005) in the Parish Office which is in the Old Vicarage
in Vicarage Road,  Gillingham, Kent.   The picture (below) is of our new Administrator, Lynda Smith.

The nerve centre, two pictures of our parish office

If you click here you can see a panorama version of the Apse.  There are also two pictures of the Old Vicarage garden which are worth a look. 

if you click here you can see the pictures of the new medical centre being built in the grounds of the Old Vicarage (April 05 - January 06). 
It certainly makes the Vicarage Garden much smaller.

The two pictures above are of our Altar and Lectern
which are in the Apse.

A view of the church from the right hand side of the Dais near the
Choir Vestry door looking towards the main entrance.  The picture
above right is of the organ.

 You can click on the pictures to see them in more detail.

The pictures are of the Organ if you would like to know more information
about it please click here. 

The picture's above and below show just how large the Church is.  These were taken in
September 2001. The picture (above left) is looking from the Dais, just in front of the
Chancel area to the Great West Door.   The picture (above right) is looking form the
Great West Door to the Apse. Now that the pews have gone,  we can be more versatile
in how we can use the church.  We have held barn-dances and plays to Orchestral Evenings. 
We can seat around 366 people. If you go to Gallery 3 you will find some pictures of a
Sunday Morning Service taken June 2000.  

These two pictures taken in September 2001, are taken from a different perspective.
The picture (above left)  is from the right hand side of the Dais, just in front of the Chancel 
looking towards the main entrance to the Church.  The picture (above right) was taken from
the left hand side of the Dais, just in front of the Chancel area, looking towards the right
hand side of the Great West Door and the main entrance to the Church.