St Edburgha

C15 but of C13 origin.

Lofty west tower of the C15, crenellated, in 4 stages and with diagonal buttresses to the crocketed hexagonal spire.

The south wall of the chancel retains C13 work and the south doorway, giving onto the C15 timber-framed porch, is also of C13 build.

The church was much enlarged in the C14 when the north and south transepts were added, the nave largely rebuilt and the chancel probably lengthened.

The tower and north aisle are the C15 additions.

The south wall of the chancel contains a very narrow lancet flanked by C15 2-light window and there is an ogee arched doorway.

C14 chancel arch.

But part of the north-east window is probably medieval.

The north arcade has three C15 splayed arch bays but the east bay is the original C14 transept bay.

The south nave wall windows are 2-light C14, similar to the probably reset ones in the north aisle.

The C15 porch over the south doorway has elaborate traceried sides to the oak frame and curved bargeboards.

The pulpit was given in 1627 and has C17 panelling.

Some fine monuments from the C15 to the early C19, that of the Rev Dr Henry Greswolde + 1700 in the chancel particularly unusual: a pedimented, curtained cave containing marble statues of the parson and his wife, the recess framed by medallions of their 11 children - the whole flanked by festoons.