Architectural Features
Massive squat tower probably early C13
the tower is capped by the 'double pyramidal top', characteristic of the area (c.f. Clun and Hopesay), and which probably dates to C17
North transept of 1640, round-headed window on east side while that on west has a slightly more pointed head, the doorway in the east wall (under a late C19 stone porch) has a depressed 4 centred arch
the tub-shaped font on a later pedestal is probably medieval but of indeterminate date
SO3491 : St Peter, More - Font
inlaid in the floor nearby are 2 portions of Roman tessellated pavement, said to have come from the villa at Linley, excavated in 1855.
Mid C19 and early C20 stained glass
probably medieval parish chest and C19 texts in the tower.
The only monuments of note are in the north transept
on the north wall a memorial to Harriott Mary More by Field of London, she stands leaning on a pedestal with an urn, in the floor in front an engraved brass coat of arms
funeral hatchments (C18?) to the family on the east and west walls
also in the transept are 2 C17 oak presses which formerly contained the church library, presented by Richard More to the churchwardens in 1680.