Architectural Features
Coursed squared limestone and ironstone, and ironstone and limestone rubble, ironstone dressings, lead roofs except for tile roof of porch
Hollow-chamfered south doorway with chamfered stone surround and hood mould in C17 gabled porch with round-arched doorway with keyblocks and imposts and stone sundial above with shaped top
C17 communion table in north aisle
Hanoverian Royal arms, oil on canvas, over tower arch
Two panels of much restored medieval glass in south aisle window: old crown glass leaded quarries
Monuments: wall monument of limestone to Thomas Loving, founder of charity school, d.1684
White marble wall monument to Thomas Coleman Welch, d.1770
Wall monument with white marble sarcophagus inscription plaque on grey marble ground signed J.Stephens, Worc. to William Drayson of Floore Fields,d.1840, High Sherriff, 1839, and Thomas Drayson,d.1872, of Pattishall House (demolished).