St Mary

Rubble, some ashlar, freestone dressings, lead roofs, stone tiles to porch.

south side with one small 2-light window to right of large porch with possible C13 outer doorway, double-chamfered with continuous moulding.

Inner doorway late C12.

Two Norman corbels reused to east of nave

Inside the porch the retains of a stoup, stone benches, C15 canopied niche,

a figure thought to be C17.

Interior plastered on flagstone and tile floors

nave with tie-beam roof restored 1925, though part C17, central truss incised:- "W.V.R.C. 1663".

Norman tub font.

The tub font dates from Norman times.

© Maigheach-gheal

Polygonal stone pulpit and stone reader with arcading appear C15, although much recut.

The chancel with some high quality carved Jacobean panelling. late C19 pews.

Good Cl9 memorial, brass in bold moulded marble surround, similar C20 memorial.

Stained glass to east window dated 1913.