Architectural Features
early and later C14 tower
St. Mary's, at Wotton under Edge, is one of the oldest churches in the area. According to this Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Mary_the_Virgin,_Wotton-under-Edge , it was consecrated in August 1283 and it is believed that most of the church as it stands today was completed in 1325. The church is a Grade I listed building (http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-128101-st-marys-church-wotton-under-edge British Listed Buildings)
C15 main shell including clerestory, but early C19 roofs.
Interior: Early 6-bay arcades, round pillars north alternate round and octagonal, south, all with foliage carving.
Large three and five light windows and four-light clerestory window, all with plain glass.
Church stained glass window
Wrought iron chancel rail on stone plinth wall, and wrought iron pulpit and reading desks by Waller, about 1885.
Major brasses to Thomas Berkeley, 1417
This is a replica of the church brass of Margaret, Lady Berkeley (†1392). The original brasses of both she and her husband Thomas, Lord Berkeley (†1417) lie side by side on their tomb-chest, each over 6 ft in length.