Architectural Features
Rebuilding of the church is recorded in 1475-7. It was used as a school in the C17 and restored to use as a church in 1672
INTERIOR: The interior is an almost square single space dominated by a large stained glass east window and the unusual vernacular roof with a completely plain finish, dating from c1672
C13 doorway in N wall
Panelled dado to walls, mostly C20, with C17 style dado to the N and S walls at the E end commemorating individuals who died in World War I. Choir stalls with poppyhead ends
The church also has a number of wall monuments, including some of C18 date
A number of wall monuments also add significance as they testify to the continuing importance of the church to its community
A C17 style dado also functions as a memorial to individuals who died in the First World War