St John The Baptist

Exterior: C14 west doorway, with roll- mould and double hollow chamfer, and crocketed ogee hood.

C14 door with strap hinges and 2 grilles

Two 3-light C15 windows, 1 C17 4 light Perpendicular survival window (i.e. uncusped).

1510 Chancel north wall with 3 lancet windows.

Fittings: C13 double piscina in chancel with solid cusped heads

chamfered pier, and C15 piscina with fernleaf spandrels in south chapel.

Monuments: in the south east (or Hales') chapel.

1613, fragments re-erected 1935, an armoured knight and his lady kneeling with 3 daughters, obelisks left and right, deaths heads and achievement over.

Late medieval alabaster tomb chest, with 5 panels with shields.

1654, signed W. Sweet and M. Miles 1655.

Chancel south wall, monument to Robert Cheke d.

1647, black and white marble.

To east of it white marble monument to Rev. Edward Mores, d.

Brasses: Ralph Wulf d.

1525 (17 in), a priest

1597 (18 in).

Glass: mid C19, the east window by Ward and Nixon 1850.

Victorian Royal Arms over north door, 4 lozenge achievements in south chapel.