St Sebastian

Coursed rubble ironstone, limestone ashlar, grey tile and slate roofs.

C15 west tower of 5 stages with moulded plinth and clasping buttresses, embraced by north and south aisles.

Above, a frieze of shields set in quatrefoils, with moulded eaves, projecting corner gargoyles, battlements and ornate corner pinnacles.

Early C14 north aisle.

C15 moulded eaves with small sculptures, ornate panelled battlements with quatrefoils and roundels, an ornate corner pinnacle with an empty niche below and an angel holding 2 balls.

String course terminates in a small sculpture by a small pointed doorway whose keeled mouldings and hood mould were restored in C19, with early C14 head label stops.

C17 wooden door, To the east, an early C14 buttress of 3 stages, moulded string course and pointed window of 2 lights with Y tracery and filleted hood mould.

C15 buttress of 2 stages beyond with a set off head.

Early C14 buttress at end of north aisle, of 2 stages with gable head.

C15 moulded eaves with small sculptures, ornate panelled battlements and 5 ornate pinnacles.

C15 clerestorey of 5 windows, each of 3 lights under flattened triangular heads with string courses joining their hood moulds.

Moulded eaves with 2 large gargoyles and projecting corner gargoyle to the east, a frieze of shields and quatrefoils, plain battlements and ornate pinnacles.

Late C13 chancel with slight plinth with single round headed window with 2 pointed lights.

Early C14 south aisle with plain east end with moulded plinth.

C15 moulded eaves with small sculptures, ornate panelled battlements and corner pinnacles.

South side of south aisle has moulded plinth and string course, C15 buttress of 3 stages with setoff head to east.

Window of 3 lights with intersecting tracery and hood mould to west with another C15 buttress beyond.

Window of 3 lights with intersecting tracery, filleted hood mould and single head label stop to west with another C15 buttress beyond.

C15 moulded eaves above with small sculptures ornate panelled battlements and 4 ornate pinnacles.

Early C14 south porch with slate roof.

Interior of porch has 2 stone benches, early C13 south doorway with filleted roll mouldings, single columnar and rectangular jambs on each side with plain capitals and pronounced abaci, head label stops and C20 timber roof.

C15 clerestorey of 5 windows, each of 3 lights under shallow triangular heads.

Interior C15 tower arch has semi-circular responds on high plinths, polygonal capitals and a plain chamfered pointed arch.

3 bays of south arcade to west of early C13 with round piers, semi-circular responds, plain capitals, beaded abaci and double chamfered pointed arches.

3 west bays of north arcade are C14 with semi-circular responds flanking free- standing masonry blocks, with polygonal capitals and chamfered pointed arches.

Eastern most bay of c.1200 with 2 semi-circular responds with ornate capitals carved with palmettes and incipient volutes with spurs on bases, respond to east heavily restored in C19.

C15 nave roof with tie beams and ornate bosses.

C15 north aisle roof.

C14 chamfered and pointed chancel arch with polygonal responds and capitals.

Monument on north wall to Robert Kelham and family of white marble on a black field with urn and ornate apron.

C14 octagonal font with traceried panels, each divided by a mullion and each with variant forms of reticulated tracery.

C19 pulpit, lectern and pews.