Architectural Features
Clerestorey C15.
Second stage has on each side, remains of blocked C13 double lancet with trefoil head and hood mould.
Third stage has on each side, double lancet opening with Tudor arched head and hood mould.
East end has restored quadruple lancet with ornate panel tracery and Tudor arched reveal with hood mould and mask stops.
Chamfered and rebated tower arch, C13, has mask imposts.
Tower chamber has painted wall panelling and stained glass west window.
Clerestory windows have patterned stained glass.
North aisle has west window with stained glass fragments from clerestorey, 1913.
North side windows have stained glass panels C16
C17, installed 1897.
Chancel has rebated arch and outstanding late C14 ogee headed tracered screen with restored crest and rood.
East end has traceried C20 reredos with figures, and stained glass window by Burlison andGrylls, 1914.
South side has to east, C14 cusped piscina.
Stained glass window, 1914.
North transept east side has small C14 piscina and stained glass window, 1856.
North window has late medieval stained glass fragments.
South transept forming Edge Memorial chapel has panelled walls and to east, traceried panelled Memorial altar and reredos, 1918.
East window has stained glass, C16
South window has stained glass, 1894.
2 sets of triple stalls, C15, with misericords.
Floor slab to John de Strelley, 1421.
Alabaster chest tomb with traceried sides with shields, carrying 2 full size effigies, to John de Strelley, 1501.
Ashlar canopy with square headed recess with frieze of angels and shields.
Above, pierced crest and traceried panel with 3 tabernacles containing figures.