St Mary

C13 tower, heightened C19, set on a chamfered plinth and of 2 stages, the top C19 stage being slightly set back and with small angle buttresses.

Single corner gargoyles to the west side.

The west wall has a single arched 2 light C19 window with reticulated tracery, hood mould and C14 human head label stops.

Triple chamfered C13 tower arch.

Chancel roof supported on 2 moulded capitals in turn supported on single carved angels.

C15 ashlar font, the shaft decorated with blind perpendicular tracery, the octagonal bowl with 8 shields with single carved heads over.

Tuning and Maintenance of organ by Aistrup and Hind Ltd., Lincoln.

© Chris

Single C15 bench with poppy heads.

C17 chest with some carving.

Memorials.

South nave has an arched tomb recess contaning the restored C14 effigy of a cross legged knight in chain mail with shield and feet on a lion.

Mounted onto a choir stall is a C15 brass of a female figure.

Over is a wall tablet containing 3 brass plaques, 2 of shields the third with inscription to John Copledike,1557 and his wife, 1552.

In the chancel is a further tomb chest to John Copledike, 1585 and his wife, 1582.

The back panel now was 2 brass figures and 3 shields, also some blind tracery.

The memorial to Tho.

Copledike, 1658, has the apron decorated with a carved angel and is topped with a broken segmental pediment containing a shield.

Alabaster memorial to Francis Copuldyck and his wife and family, 1599, 2 kneeling figures with 2 further smaller similar figures in decorated aedicule surround flanked by single obelisks with decorative apron and coloured cartouche, flanked by single coloured shields on the crown.