St Peter And St Paul

Red brick quoins, some bricks Roman.

C11 windows in north and south walls of ground storey, western arch plain, 3 corbelled stones at each impost.

West window C16, with 2 round headed lights beneath 4 which formerly cinquefoiled, but cut back to round heads.

Second storey has a circular opening in west wall, bell-stage has in each wall a C14 window of 2 cinquefoiled lights, one transom, 2 centred head.

South aisle with C16 window in east wall, and arcade of 4 bays with 2 centred arches of 3 chamfered orders, piers heavily plastered.

C14 walls of squared ragstone, 2 C16 windows in north wall with hoodmoulds, of 4 centres, in red brick.

North porch angle buttressed, hip-roofed, C15 with 4 centred north door into nave 2 centred windows in east and west walls.

Two stone corbels from a former roof-truss, carved demi-angles.

Fittings: Font of C13, with octagonal bowl of Purbeck marble-later stem.

Coffin lid, with cross-bottonee in relief circa 1300.

Chests one of late date, C16 iron bound with lock-plates and staples.

Another leather covered with 3 locks having pierced hasp-plates C17 (RCHM 4).