St Nicholas

Norman style.

Three stage tower, clasping buttresses, pyramid roof, modillion cornice, 2-light louvred bell openings resting on modillion cornice, Norman style west door, double doors with good decorative hinges

Four bay Norman-style arcade with scalloped capitals and stencilled decoration on extrados.

Norman-style chancel arch, modelled on arch of original church.

C19 roofs, open ribbed to chancel, hammer beam supported on diagonal struts corbelled out, with arch bracing, carved corbels.

Norman style carving to choir stalls, bench fronts and interlaced arcading to organ screen acting as reredos to south aisle altar

Norman style reredos to chancel, mid-late C19 stained glass, east end windows in memory of deceased 1817.

Memorials to Sir Frederick Grey Cooper died 1840, and his wife, of Barton Grange (qv) with recently repainted coat of arms, opposite draped with memorial to Clifton Wheat died 1807, of Barton House.

Both gentlemen appear to have had the same wife, who is commemorated in a stained glass aisle window.

Very interesting Norman font with interlocking arcading and carved palmette.

Two Romanesque style wooden armchairs, semi-circular arms with carved lions, semi-circular headed back with billeted frieze and painted wooden cross, probably designed by Ferrey.

Two simple brass plaqes by J Hardman of Birmingham, early C20.

A satisfactory piece of design in the Norman style.