St Mary And Attached Wall And Railings

The last four bays to the east were an extension forming a chantry chapel given by Jankyn Smith between 1463 and 1473.

The west front is similar to that of the Cathedral of St James, Angel Hill (qv) with crocketed finials, a stepped gable to the nave and a 5-light transomed window

The battlemented C14 tower is flint-faced in three stages with stone string-courses in between.

Re-used C14 north doorway within the Nottyngham porch.

Large recumbent angel figures to the hammer-beams, thought to represent the procession at the Coronation of the Virgin.

Carved spandrels to the arched braces

wall plates with demi-angels

wall posts resting on corbels with carved figures.

The C14 wagon roof in the chancel has cusped panels with carved bosses and a painted cornice with angels carrying scrolls.

Against the south wall, his table tomb with a cadaver monument lying upon it.