St James

chancel incorporating some C12 remains.

C16 west tower and south chapel, and north transept of 1870 by A. Hartshorne.

slate and plain tile roofs with stone copings.

Inside is a C12 doorway of two orders of colonettes with carved cushion capitals, including a green man motif

Cusped lancets with hood moulds terminating in carved heads.

C12 chancel arch of three orders

the outer and inner orders are carved with zig-zag, the central order is roll-moulded.

Composite font.

The font and nave of St James' church in Longdon.

© Philip Halling

C12 basin with diagonal reeding and upper band of fan-like motifs.

C13 stem carved with stiff leaf, from Lichfield Cathedral.

Monuments.

Chancel: Edmund Green, died 1691, oval tablet

South chapel: two C17 incised slabs

Thomas Orme memorial by E. Stanton, 1717, fluted Corinthian pilaster and semi-circular pediment broken by a bust and flanked by cherubs.

Elizabeth Ester, died 1869, by Peter Hollins, sarcophagus and two child angels.

Stained glass.

C14 glass in the north-east and south-east windows of the chancel.