Architectural Features
2 remaining crocketed pinnacles to the once embattled parapet with 2 gargoyles to the north and south sides.
The west wall of the north aisle has a single arched C14 3 light window with cusped curvilinear tracery and hood mould.
The diagonally buttressed north aisle has 5 qargoyles and 4 C15 3 light windows under flat arches and with moulded surrounds.
Between the western most pair is a 4 centred C15 arched doorway with moulded surround and wooden door.
The C15 clerestorey has a single traceried window with 3 cusped lights under a flat arch.
There are 5 gargoyles.
There are 2 gargoyles.
To the left is a C19 doorway and further left a single C14 window with 2 cusped lights and single transom under a flat arch with hood mould and decorated label stops over.
The east wall of the south aisle has a single C14 3 light arched, traceried and cusped window with hood mould.
There is a single C15 3 light traceried and cusped window under a flat arch with hood mould over.
The inner C14 ogee arched doorway with heavily moulded surround has a C19 hood mould and head label stops.
Left of the porch is a single similar C15 2 light window.
There are 2 gargoyles.
3 bay C13 nave arcades.
The C13 double chamfered chancel arch is supported on keeled columns with moulded capitals and has a hood mould over.
The 2 bay C13 chancel north chapel arcade has a single column with half octagonal core surrounded by 4 detached shafts.
In the north west corner of the nave wall is a small carved head.
In the south chancel is a monument to Ann Cartwright, 1804, and a further monument to Catharine Cartwright, 1799, decorated with an urn on the crown and a crest on the apron.
The north nave wall has a monument to Mary Owtram, 1778.
The south aisle wall has a fine and elaborate monument to Edm.
Nicholson, 1693, decorated with cherubs and urn on the crown and crest and skull on the apron.
The tablet is flanked by carved drapery.
A further fine monument to William Cartwright, 1748, is decorated with an urn on the crown and flora and crest on the apron.
In the north aisle is a hatchment dated 1749 and a fragment of C15 stained glass depic ting a saint.