St Nicholas

South porch has 2 C12 archways, the outer having reset stones of rudimentary lozenge pattern, with plain keystone

at high level at north and south side - 2 to latter - are plain simple rectangular windows with a small C13 2-light window on east side, all with external wood louvred shutters

Nave has C19 scissor truss roof erected in 1837, William Matthews builder, Mr. Davies architect, a plain chamfered almost semi-circular tower arch, and mostly C19 fittings, except the C13 font, a very low tulip bowl on turned base.

The tulip shaped font dates from the 13th century.

© Maigheach-gheal

Bells of interest, a treble by Henry Jordon of London, 1450 with original hangings, tenor of 1390 by a Bristol firm - although Whitfield claims it is dated 1583 and has no makers name.

Church probably of Saxon origin, but first mention of church 1217.