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Chancel, south side
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nave from south
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St John the Baptist: red sandstone church dating from late c12 (lower walls of nave & chancel), otherwise c15 Perpendicular
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St John the Baptist: restored Perpendicular windows; east window of four trefoiled lights under four-centred head
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St John the Baptist: late c15 Perpendicular west tower with embattled parapet; heavily crocketed gables over doorway & windows; north-west vestry with intersecting tracery is of 1784
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St John the Baptist: nave looking towards c15 chancel arch; c.1300 four bay north arcade; c15 oak screen of four bays & middle doorway
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St John the Baptist: remains of c13 wall paintings in north aisle
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St John the Baptist: Edward Ridgeway of Tor Mohun, d.1638, second son of Thomas, Earl of Londonderry
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St John the Baptist: Edward Ridgeway of Tor Mohun, d.1638
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St John the Baptist: monument to members of Willoughby family
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St John the Baptist: Benjamin & Samuel White, d.1685 & 1688; segmental pediment
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St John the Baptist: Richard Bingham, d.1476, Justice of the King's Bench & wife Margaret (Freville), d.1493; Midland provincial brass
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St John the Baptist: Robert Bingham, d.1476, in judicial robes & coif, fur lined gown, open in front over which is a mantle
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St John the Baptist: Margaret (Freville), d.1493, wife of Robert Bingham & widow of Hugh Willoughby, widow's veil & mantle, large rosary