Architectural Features
Rest of church rebuilt in 1883 to the design of S.Jackson of Weymouth, with some medieval windows reset in the chancel.
Clay tile roofs.
West tower, three storeys divided externally into two stages by a weathered string-course, with a plinth and an embattled parapet and gargoyles at the corners.
The north wall has a C16 window of two cinquefoiled lights with hollow moulded jambs and square head.
In the south wall a similar C16 window with a C19 label.
Further west a mid C13 window of one trefoiled light with two centred head and C19 label.
Fittings: font, circular moulded bowl on plain cylindrical stem with moulded foot on square base, C18.
Benefactors Table, in tower north wall, C18 painted wooden panel recording bequests to the Owermoigne, poor from Adam Jones of Holworth, Abbotsmilton, 1653.