Architectural Features
Ragstone with some early materials, tiles and tufa, re-used in chancel.
Norman windows to north and south (blocked).
To be found on the north side of the tower, and of archaeological interest as evidence of the tower's antiquity. The window is said to be early Norman, and looks (to me) not unlike Saxon work. There are - I believe - traces of a larger Norman window on the west side of the tower. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5556542
Transeptal chapels originally lengthened into aisles, early C14 windows to north, the original chancel windows.
Fittings: Sanctuary panelling, early C17.
Octagonal stone font.
Stained glass: same early C14 glass in north aisle.
Monuments: Thomas Selby, d.
Brass.
Richard Adams, do 1522.
Brass.
Alabaster hanging monument, with figure with hand on skull.
Monument with figure of woman leaning on urn by Thomas Assiter of Maidstone.