St Mary

Pre 1932 fabric in the west tower (possibly C13), the C15 north arcade and south porch and some remnants of a circa C13 south aisle which were revealed by the fire damage.

Evidence of 2 arches of a former south aisle discovered in 1932 suggest that the original fabric was at least C13 or possibly earlier, with a south aisle added in the C13.

The 4-bay north aisle is Perpendicular, probably C15.

The nave has a tall 3-light presumably 1930s window east of the porch with uncusped Tudor arched lights.

The 3-light east window is Perpendicular and appears to be largely medieval with a hoodmould, carved label stops, saddle bars and stanchions.

The ceiled wagon roof to the porch could be C16 or possibly even later with a moulded wall plate and reeded ribs.

C15 4-bay north arcade with moulded piers and arches and carved capitals.

Of the fittings, the font survived in part from, the pre 1932 interior, the bowl, plain and square, is a replacement but the decayed Purbeck marble base and cylindrical stem could be late C12 or C13.

the pulpit came from a church in Ivybridge (Tull).

C17 wall paintings were noticed during the 1932 restoration (Tull) and may still survive behind modern plaster.