Architectural Features
Rubble, part rough rendered, freestone dressings, nave roof is leaded, chancel has concrete tiles.
Similar but smaller window with carved stops to south.
Second stage has one 2-light perpendicular window under drip mould with carved stops per side
Quatrefoil pierced parapet, gargoyles at corner.
Within porch is C12 south doorway, spiral fluted shafts with scalloped capitols in plain rebates under impost
Timber rood screen of 1938 does not sit on corbel.
The rood screen in St Paul's church, Kewstoke, is a 20th century addition, being added in 1938.
3-light lancet has heraldic glass painted by W.R. Eginton, c.1825.
Fine perpendicular stone pulpit with paired decorated blank arches surmounted by ornate frieze.
Perpendicular stone pulpit in St Paul's church, Kewstoke.