St Margaret Of Antioch

C14 chancel with C16 brick clerestorey C15 timber framed bell turret, weatherboarded with lead spire.

C15 north porch (now blocked) and similar south porch (converted into a vestry early C19).

Clerestorey with 3 windows to north and south walls (early C16) of one light with rounded head and a square moulded label.

Below these in north wall is a C14 two trefoiled ogee light with tracery over in a 2 centred head with a moulded label.

South wall with two similar windows and a late C15/early C16 3 light with cinquefoils in a segmental pointed head.

There is a C14 blocked doorway with a 2 centred head between the two light windows.

The north wall has two C14 windows of three trefoiled lights in a two centred head

a C12 single light with a round head.

Modern doorway with semi-circular rear arch of the C12 doorway.

Chancel roof with moulded and crenellated wall plates of 7 cants probably C16.

West wall: with C19/20 door and 3 light window above which is a C12 single light round headed window.

C14 bell turret is a rectangular timber construction standing on two portal frames with elaborate intersecting arch- braces.

Of medieval timber throughout, including the spire.

Fittings: communion rails C17 with turned balusters and posts.

Font: of Barnack Stone, octagonal bowl with two pointed panels on each face, round stem with 8 attached shafts, early C13.

Pulpit, incorporating 6 C16 panels.

C16/17 panelling in chancel at back of seating.

C15 benches in nave with moulded rails, ends with moulded buttresses.

Brasses: N wall of chancel to Thos Grene, bayle of this town 1535 on S wall Katherine, wife of Richard Mulcaster, 1609.

S wall Anne (Skelton), wife of William Napper 1584, kneeling woman with six sons, all set in a stone tablet with flanking pilasters and a round arch.

Floor slabs C17 to various members of the Petre family.