Saint Mary

south porch, C15 central tower.

blocked early C14 pointed window to east wall.

pointed priest's door, reused from early C14 context, under a hoodmould with grotesque stops.

The C14 hoodmoulds are visible above.

Chancel: fine brass to Nicholas de Luda , a Capuchin friar, who built the chancel: a full-length figure in prayer under a crocketed ogee canopy with frieze above.

Small brass of inferior quality in south wall to John Smith and his wife who died 1504.

The church contains a large number of C18 wall tablets and memorials chief among which are 2 to Ralph Burton, died 1768 (a lengthy inscription beneath an achievement of arms against a dark obelisk), and William Burton of Hotham died 1764, (an inscription on a plinth to an urn with wreaths and drops of roses beneath a small coat of arms on a dark obelisk) both at the west end of the church.

Stained glass: a large amount by Capronnier, and remarkable for the range of colour: the east window of 1875, the west window of 1882, the south transept south window of 1885, the south-east window 1890, the south transept south window of 1885, the south- east window 1890: also by Capronnier are a south chancel window and another in the north aisle.