Architectural Features
Interior: late C12 3- bay north nave arcade of round single-stepped arches carried on cylindrical columns with plain round capitals
Richly-moulded C13 pointed tower arch of 4 chamfered orders
Plainer C14 chancel arch of 2 chamfered orders on polygonal responds, the south one of ironstone
Heavily-restored nave roof (probably only tie-beams are pre-C19) with king posts, tracery and arch braces carried on corbels in the form of carved heads of kings, bishops and (to west) knights
East window contains fragments of medieval and C17 English and continental glass
North aisle containing brasses to John Fossebrok, d.1418 and his wife (nurse to Henry VI), and to John Fosbroke, d.1602 and his 2 wives
South chapel contains inter alia elaborate wall monuments to Bernard Walcot, d.1671 and Sir William Robinson d.1678/9 (with a bust attributed to James Hardy) and C18 slate floor slabs with inlaid curvilinear inscriptions