The church from the west c 1906
Note the turret at the corner of the tower
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These pictures were taken early in the last century. There was a fine carved rood screen which was removed when the church was repaired. The walls were heavily stencilled in the Victorian fashion. The font is ancient and came from the church at Pattiswick. It was in use as a garden trough at the time of its rescue. The east window is over 24 feet in height and nearly 15 feet wide - the stained glass is a fine example of the work of Clayton and Bell and was donated by the Hanbury family.
