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St George: early c14 church viewed from the south-east
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St George: c14 steepled tower with angle buttresses; spire rebuilt after lightning strike in 1621
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St George: late Perpendicular nave & aisles though largely rebuilt after collapse of tower
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St George: effigy of Yorkist knight, c.1460, in Champernowne transept (south)
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St George: details of Yorkist knight, c.1460; armoured with collar of roses
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St George: earlier figure in Champernowne transept described by Pevsner as a shapeless lump
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St George: c14 recess in Prideaux transept (north); ogee arch with crockets
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St George: severely damaged effigies of members of Prideaux family; c14 widow with barbe on right
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St George: probable memorial to Anne (nee Bradley of Lincoln), d.1639, wife of Rev. Nicholas Downey; several kneeling figures
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St George: memorial to John Swete of Traine, d.1690 aged 25, son of John Swete & Loveday his wife
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St George: incised slab to Rev. John Swete of Traine, d.1695
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St George: incised slab to Philip Champernowne, d.1684, & his daughter Margaret, d.1715
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St George: turret clock by Ambrose Hawkins, 1705