St Michael

Sandstone rubble, nave roof has plain tiles with stone cross on eastern verge, chancel roof is stone slate.

C17 timber bell-turret with lead sides and slate roof.

Chancel: single-light C12 windows, the two to the south altered into trefoiled ogees in C14.

Nave: blocked 2-centred arch, possibly C13, behind the porch, may have been for access to a projected west tower

north-west window has two c1300 trefoil headed lights, between the two is a blocked C12 single light window at a higher level

Two fonts, one C12 with round bowl, cyclindrical stem and four carved lions with emphasis on their fur on the base

the other on the south-east nave window cill, is a small c1645 urn-shaped font with a gadrooned rim supported by a C15 (?) angel holding a book.

At the west end of the south wall of the nave, striking monument to Elizabeth Cotton, died 1645

broken pediment supported by barley-sugar columns, inscription under segmental arch flanked by a pair of female figures, semi-reclining cadiver beneath.

Corbel head, C14 (?), re-set high up on west wall of nave above C12 font.