Architectural Features
Tower: 1667 restored 1818
inside, an early C12 narrow round-arched doorway with three orders of chevrons on columns with decorated cushion capitals and billeted hoodmould, partly restored.
restored late C12 three-bay pointed-arch north arcade on circular columns with simply-moulded bases and water-leaf capitals
C12 elliptical chancel arch of three orders (plain and chevron) under restored billeted hoodmould on columns with decorative bases and cushion capitals (much restored)
flanking imposted archway into north chapel are two C13 grave slabs, the northern one having a cross with stepped base and foliated head, hammer and shield, and the southern one having a pastoral staff with flabella.
In north aisle probably C17 bench pews with knob finials and added baluster-type candlestick holders, and a bell dated 1684 with decorative mouldings to top.