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St Mary: externally mostly Perpendicular; lower parts of tower, c.1220, with lancet windows, upper part with truncated spire, c.1445; churchyard cross on right, c.1525
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St Mary: south porch, c.1455, probably built by John Newton & his wife Isabel Cheddar; ogee arched panelling
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St Mary: c15 Perpendicular nave with slim multi-shafted piers; c13 double lancet window above; interior restored 1870 by Street
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St Mary: medieval heraldic glass in upper part of south window
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St Mary: unknown lady c.1340; presumed to be Egelina de Wyke who married Robert de Gyene; kirtle with tight fitting sleeves, cote-hardie, mantle
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St Mary: unknown lady c.1340; presumed to be Egelina de Wyke; barbe & two kerchiefs
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St Mary: alabaster monument to Richard Newton, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, d.1449; erected c.1475; ogee niches with angels carrying shields
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St Mary: Richard Newton, d.1449, & wife Emmota; effigies with some original colouring
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St Mary: Richard Newton, d.1449, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, d.1449
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St Mary: Emmota, d.1475, second wife of Richard Newton, Chief Justice
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St Mary: Emmota, d.1475, second wife of Richard Newton, Chief Justice
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St Mary: monument to John Newton of Cradock, d.1488, & wide Isabel Cheddar; broad buttresses & pinnacles, Tudor arch, open cusps & tracery in spandrels
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St Mary: John Newton of Cradock, d.1488; Lancastrian SS collar
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St Mary: Isabel Cheddar, d.1498, wife of John Newton of Cradock
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St Mary: relief showing the Annunciation from the monument to John Newton, d.1488