Architectural Features
The Crypts beneath the Presbytery and Transepts, the Transepts {themselves} (with later windows inserted) but including the fine Norman turret at the north-eastern corner of the North Transept and the Nave are all of this period although the Clerestory is C13.
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The Aisles were remodelled in C13 and the very large North Porch is also of the C13.
The Lady Chapel is early C15 with a Reredos of mid C15 date.
The Chancel and its stalls C15.
The West Tower was dedicated in early C16.
The Choir has a fine, mid C14 Reredos.
Numerous monuments and Chantry Chapels including that of Margaet Pole, Countess of Salisbury and her son Cardinal Pole, later Archbishop of Canterbury.
Memorial to the poet Shelley at west end.