Architectural Features
C16 and was thoroughly restored by G.E Street between 1878 and 1880, ashlar
clay tile roofs, six bay chancel of collegiate proportions, five bay nave with aisles and outer south aisle
C13 lancets to choir
Early C16 west tower with four-centred western doorway and Perpendicular west window, two-light belfry openings, crenellated parapet and corner pinnacles.
pulpit by Street
Monuments: four alabaster monuments in chancel, all Giffards of Chillington: Sir John died 1556 with two wives
One of four large painted alabaster tomb-chests with effigies of the Giffards of Chillington. This one is to Sir John Giffard (†1556) with his two wives Jane and Elizabeth. He wears the armour such as he wore at the Field of the Cloth of Gold.
Sir Thomas died 1560 and two wives
John died 1613 and wife
Walter died 1632 and wife
incised slab to Richard Lane died 1518 and wife
tablet to Matthew Moreton died 1669 and wife.
Medieval coffin about four yards south of chancel.