The "traditional" position of the site of the Chapel of St Margaret, at Helle, mentioned in 1292 and still extant in 1557, but with only part of the tower still standing in the late 18th century when it was mentioned by the antiquarians Thorpe and Hasted. Aerial photographs taken in 2003 show a large ditched enclosure presumably representing the graveyard, although features that may represent graves are aligned north-south rather than east- west. Documentary evidence suggests date of chapel may be earlier, 12th century.