Architectural Features
South wall largely of 1874, in filling a former south arcade of the C14.
Inside, the west tower arch is early C13: narrow and double chamfered, the inner thick chamfer is carried on heavy corbel heads.
The north arcade however is C12: low round shafts have projecting abaci and stepped segmental arches.
Nave roof is largely Victorian but using medieval tie beams.
Eastern-most bay alongside the chancel is a later construction, probably C14, with double chamfered arch and semi-octagonal respond.
Possible C17 communion table and C18 altar rails.
Glass in the style of Kempe in east window, 1896 depicting Saints Bartholomew and Philip with Christ.
Monuments in the north aisle: on the east wall a memorial stone in a broken pediment, black, yellow and white marble, with urn commemorates Charles Skrymsher Boothby d.l774, the panegyric dedicated by his widow Anne, who is also interred below.
The carving is crude but exuberant and painted.
Inscription behind the figures records the children of all Henry's marriages with their deaths, marriages and issue.