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St Mary: sandstone church mostly rebuilt 1898-1901 for Samuel Whitbread, c12 tower
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St Mary: view from the south-east; some work in chancel is medieval
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St Mary: mostly Victorian nave looking to five-light east window
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St Mary: Victorian north arcade
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St Mary: nave looking west to Norman tower arch with re-tooled stonework
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St Mary: two early c16 monuments in chancel with four-centred arches & doorways, vine trail friezes
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St Mary: Wedgwood black basalt font of 1783 donated by Harriet Whitbread
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St Mary: monument to William Gascoigne of Cardingham, d.1540
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St Mary: William Gascoigne, d.1540, & two wives Elizabeth Winter & Elizabeth Pennington
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St Mary: William Gascoigne, d.1540; arms of Gascoigne in first & fourth quarters
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St Mary: Elizabeth Winter, first wife of William Gascoigne
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St Mary: Elizabeth Pennington of Muncaster, d.1546, second wife of William Gascoigne
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St Mary: monument appropriated for Jarrate Harvey, d.1638
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St Mary: Jarrate Harvey, d.1638, standing on chequered floor with wife Dorothy Gascoigne & 11 children
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St Mary: Jarrate Harvey, d.1638
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St Mary: Dorothy (Gascoigne), wife of Jarrate Harvey d.1638
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St Mary: inscription from the brass of Jarrate Harvey, d.1638
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St Mary: inscription to Cecil Bussy, d.1632, & wife Elizabeth Harvey of Cardington
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St Mary: shield from the memorial to Cecil Bussy, d.1632
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St Mary: monument to Ive Whitbread, erected c.1750, with reference to other members of the family
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St Mary: monument to Samuel Whitbread (senior), d.1796
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St Mary: monument to Samuel Whitbread (junior) d.1815
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St Mary: memorial to John Howard, d.1790; prison reformer