Architectural Features
C15 west tower of 4 stages with plinth and angle buttresses.
Moulded eaves above with 2 projecting animal gargoyles on both north and south sides.
Large early C14 north aisle with heavily moulded plinth, battlements and 8 ornate pinnacles.
South side of chancel with small pointed early C13 window with 2pointed lights and plate tracery.
South side of nave with 2 pointed C14 windows partly restored in C19-, each with 2 pointed cusped lights, quatrefoil, hood--mould and--head label stops.
South porch restored in C19 with large C14 ogee headed doorway with ornate cusping, double chamfered jambs, hood mould and ornate finial.
C13 tower arch with large pointed chamfered head with large keeled responds and keeled capitals.
Early C13 north arcade of 2 bays with double chamfered pointed heads, octagonal pier and polygonal responds.
C13 arch to south transept re-opened in C19 with double chamfered pointed head supported on ornate corbels with lion and human corbels.
C13 aumbry leading from chancel to north aisle with double chamfered pointed head, inner order supported on large corbel heads, doorway to east with Caernarvon head to north and cusped ogee head to south.
C13 pointed piscina in south wall of chancel.
East window of north aisle with stained glass of c,1330 with fragmentary crucifixion, bishop Grosseteste, various heads and architectural. features.
C19 pews, wagon roofs, font, lectern, altar rails, chairs and C20 ornate screen.
Enigmatic font in St.Helen's church, the information board in the church says the old font was destroyed and this one dates from 1831 .... but it looks 14th century to me !
Flanked by 2 similar grey and white monuments to Sir William Anderson, died 1785 and Lady Anderson 1798.
Further east a black and white triangular marble monument with urn to Catherine Shuldham, died 1797.
Several C19 monuments.