Architectural Features
To its right, a reset stone with Roman and Anglo-Saxon inscriptions.
A Roman inscription is on the bottom half with Saxon writing on the top. Now sited on St Mary-le-Wigford next to the signal box. Roman tombstone of a Gaul named Sacer. The inscription translates as "In the memory of the departed; to the name of Sacer, son of Bruscus, a Senonian citizen, and Carssouna his wife and Quintus his son"
Recessed bell stage has round headed twin openings with mid wall shafts and various C11 capitals.
North aisle and chapel, C13, 4 bays, has dentilled eaves and sill band to north-east, and a C19 side wall stack.
To their right, 2 similar windows, C19 and C14.
Reset C13 moulded south door with double shafts.
To south, C20 vestry with a reset C13 roll moulded arch with shafts and scallop capitals, and 2 interlace panels.
North arcade, C13, 3 bays, has concave sided octagonal piers with 4 ringed shafts and stiff-leaf capitals.
Stained glass windows, 1877, by Clayton & Bell.
North aisle has a C13 doorway with keeled roll moulding and shafts.
Reset stained glass north-east window, mid C19.
North chapel has an early C14 keel moulded tomb recess with an effigy.
East window has a keel moulded surround and stained glass, 1865.
Brass chandelier c1720.
Reset late C16 floor slab.