Architectural Features
Nave has carved paired heads under kneelers of gables
stepped buttresses below and details of c1300 and C14
South side has plain lancet with C19 decorative leading, then C15 porch with sundial finial, pointed arch and three 2-light flat- headed cusped side windows
Inside, stone seats, pointed door with hood and carved stops, small piscina to right
North side has similar lancet to right of family chapel, and two C14 two-light windows with quatrefoil heads to left, of differing sizes
Various affixed C18 monuments on south wall of chancel and nave
Interior: nave has C19 boarded roof and fine complete set of early C19 Gothic panelled box pews with two-decker pulpit
Stone octagonal font, tulip shape, uncertain date
Fittings and monuments: In chancel side windows stained glass of c1860
On floor brass to Sir Edward de Cerne died 1393 and his widow died 1419, on north wall fine cinquefoil-cusped tomb-recess with effigy of a knight, said to be Phillip de Cerne, c1300
In nave south, stained glass of 1896 by Ward & Hughes
Family chapel has fine series of monuments
fine neo-classical monument with bust to Sir Robert Long died 1767
On east wall, to left, Sir J.T. Long died 1805, by King of Bath and, to right, Sir J.T Long died 1794 by F. Robins, also bust of Adelaide Wellesley died 1843 aged 8. On north wall monument to 5th Earl of Mornington died 1863 with standing angels. (N. Pevsner, Wiltshire, 1975, 225-6) Legacy The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system