St. Leonard's Church is a historic church located in St. Leonard's, a village in East Sussex, England. It is known for its unique architecture, featuring a blend of Norman and Gothic styles. The church dates back to the 12th century and is recognized for its impressive wooden bell tower, which is one of the tallest in the region. The interior of St. Leonard's Church houses several notable artifacts, including ancient stained glass windows and a collection of memorials. The church is also famous for its ossuary, which contains the bones of over 2,000 individuals, reflecting the area's rich history and cultural significance.