Architectural Features
Over it, C19 decorated style 2 light window, with C15 Perpendicular belfry lights, and C20 clock.
South aisle with 4 C15 Perp.
South door C19 in C15 doorway of 3 roll-moulded orders.
External octagonal vice, and diagonal buttress at east end of south aisle, with C15 Perp.
North aisle with C15 Perp.
3 light and 6 over east window, 1 diagonal and 4 offset buttresses, and 3 C15 late Curvilinear traceried windows, of 2 lights with quatrefoils or sexfoils over.
C17 screen to tower of 2 tiers of turned balusters and low single central door.
Monuments: In the chancel north wall to Terrey Aldersey d.
1670 oval plaque with Latin inscription with bolection moulded surround on shrouded death's head, and broken swan-neck pediment with achievement.
Black and white marble, with base on demi-angel with side scrolls, semi-circular headed plaque and corinthian columns supporting frieze and broken pediment with cartouche, and obelisks over.
On west wall, brass to Thomas Coly d.
1518, a clergy man holding a chalice, 19½" inches long, with Latin inscription.
Fragments of C14
C15 glass in north aisle east window, includes Man of Sorrows.
Two coats of Arms on lozenge panels in north aisle, and Royal Arms of George III over south door.