Architectural Features
Nave, reconstructed in 1877, has 2-light windows with plate tracery, but retains a blocked C14 north doorway with chamfered continuous arch.
C14 chancel: the base of the walls with alternating squares of black knapped flint and freestone
All the chancel windows have old crown glass, mainly in diamond leaded panes.
On the north wall of nave, a small brass to John Jolley , benefactor of the poor of Langham.
The vestry to the south of the chancel has a crenellated top with plain flushwork panels and an external doorway which seems to be the C14 priest's doorway reused: a continuous arch with chamfered moulding and hoodmould.