Saint Mary And Saint George

1154 by William de Greley.

Much of internal stonework of monastic nave may survive but part of C14 north arcade visibly remains and blocked door at west end of south wall probably led to cloisters.

C15 tower, at east end of north aisle, formerly open to choir through lofty arch.

Nave has two Gothic windows with third above centre door on north side C17, C18 and C19 monuments include alabaster monument at east end of north aisle to Sir Thomas Gresley + 1699 designed by Sir William Wilson.

Figure of Sir Thomas, in wig and gown, flanked by two children as weepers and surrounded by arms of his ancestors.

Wall monument in south aisle to John Alleyne Three Royal coats of arms (2 of reign of George III).

Misericord seats in chancel and at rear of nave, thought to have been carved by Artus Quellin, a Flemish craftsman in mid C17.