Architectural Features
C15
The west tower is probably C14 and it is built into the west end of the nave: 3 stages with plain ashlar parapet and quoins
similar 2-light window on north side and doorway with a chamfered and 4-centre headed surround (leaf carving in the spandrels).
South door is mid - late C12: single columns with scalloped capitals
hoodmould with a band of dogtooth moulding and carved head stops.
coarsely cut head stops and figure of a demi-angel on south-east pier.
plain 4-centre headed recess with carved spandrels and thin columns surrounds piscina in north chapel.
Pulpit: late C19 in an Early English style.
Monuments.
Nave: Royal Arms of Charles I, 1647.
North aisle: John and William Turner, 1678 and Anne Danvers, 1682, inscribed tablets.