Horningsham
Wiltshire
C15 tower, remainder rebuilt 1844 by T.H. Wyatt and D. Brandon
C15 north-west 3- stage tower has diagonal buttresses
moulded string course with carved grotesque animals to battlemented parapet with crocketed corner pinnacles
Interior: Entrance in tower has carved ribbed ceiling with rosette bosses, Tudor-style screen to south aisle
west bay partitioned by ashlar wall with pointed doorway and painted inscription frieze, carved stone Royal Arms
Good hammer beam nave roof with carved spandrels
Two pointed arches to south chapel and north organ chamber and vestry with traceried screens, painted biblical inscriptions on friezes, polychrome tiled floor, some Medieval tiles in presbytery
good brass candelabras
cylindrical stone pulpit with traceried panels
octagonal stone font at west end
East window has fine pictorial stained glass depicting The Crucifixion
1860s glass in south chapel and west window