St Peter

chancel mid C15.

3-light mid C14 west window with hexagon tracery and hood mould.

2-light C13 plate tracery ringing chamber windows with columns as responds and as central shaft.

Octagonal late C14 belfry stage with renewed glazed 2-light cusped windows.

Above is 4-light cusped intersecting west window of early C14.

Aisles with 5 3-light C15 panel tracery windows under 4-centred arches and between stepped buttresses.

Nave roof of alternating tie and hammer beams, the latter carrying flight of carved angels with spread wings.

Tie beams have arched braces dropping to corbels, crenellations and carved angels.

Central roof bosses in form of carved angels.

Aisle roofs also of hammer beam type, each alternate hammer beam in form of carved angel with spread wings.

Non-figurative hammer beams have carved and traceried arched braces dropping down to similar wall posts on carved corbels, and traceried arched braces rising up to principals.

Chancel roof has boarded ashlaring decorated with row of angels.

Row of false hammer beams with alternating carved figures of angels and devils.

Bosses to former are foliate, to the latter are angels.

In nave octagonal C15 font, the stem with shields and nodding ogees, the bowl with angels holding shields.

Chancel south wall contains brass to William Mowbray 1428 beneath triple cusped canopy.

Chancel north wall contains brass to Henry Martyn 1435 with flanking shields.