Architectural Features
The easternmost window is late C15 with three, cinquefoil lights under a traceried square head
The other three windows are early C14, reset, except the westernmost, which is a C19 copy
The south doorway is probably C14 and has a two-centred head, and is of two orders
To the west of the south doorway is an octagonal font with quatrefoil panels and a wooden cover which was made in 1647, as entered in the book of churchwardens' accounts for that year
that on the south, to the south chapel, is early C14 and of chalk
The chancel arch is of two moulded orders, and there is a late C15 doorway in the north wall of the chancel, leading to the vestry
On the north wall of the chancel is a mural monument with an egg and dart frame to William Goddard of Philibert, d.1609, founder of Jesus Hospital, and Joyce Maunsell his wife, d.1622: within two niches under an entablature and broken pediment supported by marble Corinthian columns, are painted three-quarter figures of William Goddard and his wife
St Michael's Church, Bray, dates from 1293 but has been rebuilt in the 16th and again in the 19th centuries. The church comprises a main Nave and two side chapels with a massive tower constructed during the 15th century. For a view of this tower refer to picture [[4659614]].