Architectural Features
a hoodmould encloses rose-carved spandrels.
Nave is substantially C15: to the south are 4 tall 2-light windows, considerably restored
C15 porch with original roof.
C15 nave aisle has 3 restored 3-light windows and a doorway enriched with shields and fleurons.
North aisle extended by 2 bays to east c.1475 to form a Lady Chapel, the windows now renewed.
Low 6-bay aisle arcade, perhaps of late C13 date.
Nave roof has an incomplete C15 cornice with embattled ornament and fleurons
the remainder of the roof seems to be a C17 reconstruction.
2 lower needled tie beams are C17 insertions, one bearing the date 1621.
On the north nave wall are 4 C15 paintings showing St. Christopher, the Seven Deadly Sins, the Acts of Mercy and the Last Judgement.
Against east wall of Lady Chapel is a large marble monument to Thomas Maynard by Charles Stanley.
This shows a life-size figure standing against an urn set on a pedestal
the pedestal has a well-carved relief of women and children.