Architectural Features
Random flint with stone dressings, roof of tiles
one plain lancet to right of the entrance, and one lower lancet to the left with a trefoiled head, probably of C14 date
a C17 stone bracket survives between this window and the entrance
The south aisle has paired trefoiled lancets with common hoodmoulds to east and south sides and a single trefoiled lancet to the west, the latter of C14 date and resited by Scott
between the second pair and the single lancet, a low opening, now blocked, with decayed dressed stonework, possibly deriving from the earlier Saxon church.
the west end flanked by 2 massive buttresses with one offset, of late C14 date, and an additional angle buttress to the south, of early C19 date
features of earlier interest are the priest's doorway in the chancel with C13 mouldings
Behind the pulpit, a memorial tablet surmounted by a bust of Thomas Redman Hooker.
Stained glass by Morris and Company: east window 1893
all the designs are by Burne-Jones except for the figures of Christ bearing the Cross and St George and the Dragon in the Rowden window, which are by JH Dearle.