Architectural Features
Chancel has plinth, offset corner buttresses, coped gable with cross final, and a 5-light C19 traceried East window with low transome and carved sub-panels.
plain ashlar surround, semi-circular arch with keystone, segmental pediment enclosing sculptures panel of which only 3 angel heads survive
West window to nave fine 6-light C15 tracery pattern.
Interior not accessible during week: reported are the arcade between the South aisles, which could be C15 with its 4-hollow piers, and the glazing to East window, by Clayton and Bell, 1889.
First clear mention of church l344, although in 1871 the tower and font were considered to be Cl3
A carved, octagonal, stone font, complete with a small but modern scene at the base.