Architectural Features
C13 lancet windows in aisles alternating with foiled head, two-light aisle windows
Decorated window to east end of south aisle, C19 triangular, tile hung, hipped roof, dormers on south side of nave roof with one dormer in chancel to north and penticed roof addition to north side
C12 south door in gabled porch with round order and one order of chevron zig-zag moulding to surround
The small room to the south of the upper chamber contains a wooden staircase and a Norman window on the south wall and is thought to have been originally a cell or oratory
Fittings: Upper chancel chamber: altered and re-set piscina, moved in C12 alterations
Guard rail - late C12 with simple round arched arcade on elegant thin stems with crocketed capitals, badly worn
Altar rails, tower screen (formerly across the chancel) and pulpit are all Jacobean, circa 1620
Pulpit panelled with strapwork decoration and sounding board above, all very ornate
Stained glass: small trefoil roundel in east wall of lower chapel showing Virgin and child, possibly C13
Also some fragments of C17 glass remaining
South porch, west wall: monument to Edward Fulham, Canon of Windsor
Died 1694, monument erected 1778