Architectural Features
Panelled parapet with grotesque gargoyles
Transepts of 1 bay mid C15 with attached columns between hollow chamfers
Rood stair in north-east pier of crossing, and brackets for figures
Pulpit c1600
highly carved hexagon on 6 wooden columns
Lectern C19 oak
Monuments: Chancel: Chest tomb, 1510, limestone, to JOHN STONE, quatrefoil panels with central shields
Alabaster top incised with figure of vicar holding chalice
North Chapel: Wall monument to EDWARD AND WILLIAM WALROND, brothers, c1615
Above, facing kneeling figures in niches flanked by marble Ionic columns on strapwork pedestals
South Transept: Monument, 1615, chalkstone, probably to RICHARD GODDARD of Upham and family
A fine monument with good detail of costume
Children's Corner: Hatchment, argent, a chevron gules and three sheaves also gules
North Aisle: Royal Arms of Queen Anne
Brasses: South Chapel: Richard Goddard of Upham and wife, 1495
Clerical figure with book and inscription