The church was built c1100 on the site of a Saxon church. It has a west tower of two stages, an aisleless nave with south porch, north and south transepts and a chancel with north vestry. The round-headed chancel arch is Norman and double chamfered, with a pointed arch above. The church is wainscoted, or has wooden panelling, throughout, and has gated pews, most likely Stuart. On either side of the chancel arch are a matching Jacobean-style pulpit and reading desk. The pews, pulpit and reading desk date to 1662.
This is part of the Sub Series: UXC01/01/01 Series of 35mm negatives showing English architecture; within the Series: UXC01/01 Series of negatives showing English architecture; within the Collection: UXC01 Ursula Clark Collection
© Historic England Archive
Photographer: Clark, Ursula
Jacobean, Chancel, Nave, Pew, Medieval Church
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