Architectural Features
Three two-light C14 nave windows, each light trefoiled and with a pointed quatrefoil vesica.
The chancel is lit through two C15 two-light windows under square heads.
On north nave wall a large C14 painting of St. Christopher.
On south-east window jamb of nave a painting of St. John the Baptist, also C14.
Mid C14 chancel screen of three ogeed bays each side of central opening.
In the chancel are plain early C14 stalls with vestigial button poppyheads.
Chancel arch retains scroll paintings and other non-figurative decoration, repainted 1927 but of C12 type.
Groin vaulted sanctuary with substantial remains of animal and figurative wall paintings, all C12.