St John The Baptist

C14 stonework evident at base, in windows and square fleuron eaves frieze

The three-light east window has a hood mould with label stops carved like grotesque heads

The nave has a west gallery with cusped pointed arcading, a C19 octagonal stone front and the pulpit has also been retained.

Memorials: between the east end and central window of the north nave wall is a large possibly C14 monument, with a C19 chest tomb in the cusped, wide pointed-arched recess beneath to John Howard Galton, died 1862, set behind ornate cast iron railings.

Above the finialed hood mould to the recess is a niche for a figure with a crocketted gabled and pinnacled head

In the chancel are several C18 and C19 memorials commemorating members of the Galton and Amphlett families.

Glass: chancel windows and east and central window of south nave wall probably by Hardman and include a little C14 glass.