St Mary

Most medieval features are of mid C14

coursed flint rubblework in north nave wall may be C12.

North vestry doorway probably late C13.

2-light C14 windows in nave and aisles are curvilinear traceried

C14 tower has crenellated parapets and 2-light belfry openings.

The C14 bell- frame has at one corner a section of C15 carved and vaulted rood-loft, no doubt taken down and used for repairs at the Reformation.

C14 porch with 2- light side windows and moulded doorway with engaged shafts

C14 4-bay nave arcade with octagonal piers.

Vestry rebuilt C19 but with a C13 or C14 squint looking towards the altar.

In the north nave wall is a C14 tomb-canopy with moulded arched head.

In the aisle is a C14 image niche

piscina, and the C15 rood-loft stairs.

Fine but restored C15 nave roof in 7 bays of hammerbeam trusses

well-carved angels attached to arch-braced collars, to hammerbeam ends and to wall-posts

In the chancel and aisle are 2-light late C15 windows, restored C19.

Most doorways have C15 or C16 moulded plank doors.

Octagonal C17 pulpit.

Limestone font with chamfered square bowl

In the nave are 5 marble floor slabs, 4 having achievements, dating from 1680 to 1749.