St Andrew

Coursed and squared rubble, slate and double Roman tile roofs, coped verges.

C13 outer doorway to porch with a trefoiled arch on 3 detached Purbeck shafts, inner doorway on one order of similar shafts.

Earliest internal feature the Norman tub font with a cover dated 1617.

The font in St Andrew's is almost certainly Norman, making it older than the church fabric around it which is from the thirteenth century onwards. The tub font is likely to have been used in an earlier church and the wooden cover is dated 1617.

© Neil Owen

Double chamfered chancel arch of C13 on leaf corbels, contemporary the double piscina and aumbry.

Fine C15 pulpit with tracery panels, carved friezes and cresting

above the pulpit a large pedimented wall monument to William Prowse of 1751.

Five further C19 wall monuments, and a wooden panel commemorating the establishment of a charity.

C17 chest.

Some stained glass to east window of 1375.