Architectural Features
C14 Decorated west window of 6 lights with curvilinear tracery, flanked by single 3 light C14 aisle windows with ogee heads to the lights and triangular heads.
Battlemented north aisle with 3 three light C14 windows as the west end and a pointed doorway with hood mould.
North transept west aisle with single 3 light C14 cusped ogee window.
Battlemented clerestory of late C15 with 5 pairs of 3 light panel traceried windows.
East wall of transept has C13 lancet
short section of late C12 looped corbel table beneath the clerestorey.
Central tower with C13 form paired belfry lights with mid wall shafts, plate tracery with mandorlas and chamfered pointed surrounds.
Fine lead rainwater heads dated 1650.
South side of chancel matches the north with a C14 lancet having cusped ogee head.
Recut C13 inner arch with roll moulded hood and chamfered head.
The narrow nave has early C13 5 bay arcades with circular piers, octagonal capitals some hobnailed, some stiff leaf, and double chamfered pointed arches.
Early C13 crossing arch with engaged triple keeled shafts, stiff leaf and waterleaf capitals, and 2 stepped moulded orders.
North transept has 2 facetted double chamfered round arches to the west on circular shafts with octagonal and late C12 waterleaf capitals.
The C13 lancet has shafted reveals with stiff leaf capitals.
C14 crocketed piscina on south wall.
C14 chancel has ballflower frieze and elaborate painted C19 roof.
In the south wall a double pointed C14 piscina and sedilia with segmental heads.
C19 stained glass to chancel, west window aisles and transepts, by Clayton and Bell, and Hardman.
C13 Purbeck marble octagonal font on free standing circular shafts.
TF2935 : Font, Ss Peter & Paul church, Algarkirk
2 C14 relief effigies in north transept, a civilian and a priest, under a nodding ogee canopy, and a large urn on square base, to Charles Beridge, lawyer d. 1782.