St Leonard

The north door, blocked, is late C12 with simply chamfered pointed arch and imposts.

The east end is in a chalk ashlar with a 3 light C15 window, partly recut C19.

The C14 south door has a chamfered ogee head with hacked back hood.

In the chancel is a pointed facetted piscina and a C14 niche with moulded and brattished canopy containing C19 statue of St. Leonard.

C14 octagonal font with curvilinear tracery to panels.

Monuments.

In the chancel are 5 C15 limestone slabs with margin inscriptions, one with a shield, the other a chalice.

On the south side an alabaster wall plaque to Sir Charles Bolle, d. 1590.

On the north wall a large wall monument to Sir John Bolle, d. 1606 depicting deceased and wife kneeling opposite with sons and daughters beneath scrolled semi-circular arches, on a bracketed base with paterae and scroll work.