Saint Mary The Virgin

first stage has C15, plank west door in richly moulded four-centered arch under drip with angel stops below 3-light window

gargoyles and a trefoil pierced parapet

2-bay nave has 3-light windows between buttresses, at east a polygonal, battlemented rood stair turret has one tiny quatrefoil light, at gable head sits a sanctus bell cote of C15 work, but reset.

in east gable a C15 canopied niche is reset.

Interior: tall, moulded tower arch of waves and hollows rises to a lierne tracery vault on angel corbels, there is a C19 screen with mock linenfold.

Nave has a Wagon roof with decorated wall plate and bosses, remains of rood stair openings now house stairs to refixed stone pulpit of the local school-corbelled with friezes from a narrow stem, each panel has 2 cusped lights, separated by crocketed finials, all surmounted by 2 further floreate friezes.

The wave and step moulded C15 chancel arch enters work of 1849 with wagon roof

wide north arch into vestry to house organ, there is a reset C16 niche, tudor arch with cusped panels in the soffit and decorated spandrels, now housing damaged mural brass to the Payne family, 1528.

Glass: East window in nave has fragments of C15 and later heraldic glass, remainder is victorian and later.

Fittings: simple, octagonal font of late date, low, plain box pews of 1785 in north nave, stone reredos, between crocketed and canopied niches, of 1858.

Tablets: south aisle, marble and slate, with crown bearing arms, family effigies, Nathaniel Still, 1626