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St John the Baptist: late Perpendicular church with some earlier parts; extensively rebuilt 1843
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St John the Baptist: late Perpendicular red sandstone west tower with diagonal buttresses
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St John the Baptist: nave with c14/c15 north arcade; octagonal piers with double chamfered arches
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St John the Baptist: east window with the figure of a donor
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St John the Baptist: detail from the east window showing Denys (ermine three battle-axes gules) impaling Godolphin (an eagle with two heads); the other possibly represents Hillersden
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St John the Baptist: late c16 altar chest brought in from Culver House; possibly Spanish
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St John the Baptist: c16 Easter Sepulchre for member of the Denys family (possibly Thomas d.1561); Renaissance classical within a late Gothic arch
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St John the Baptist: details from the c16 Easter Sepulchre; central sculpted relief of Christ stepping out of the tomb with sleeping guards
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St John the Baptist: details from the c16 Easter Sepulchre; ornament showing mermaid holding shield
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St John the Baptist: section of late c15 screen on north side of aisle; initialled saints are St Katherine, St Barbara, St Margaret & St Thecla
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St John the Baptist: section of late c15 screen on south side of aisle; initialled saints are St Nicholas, St John the Baptist, Angel Gabriel & the Virgin Mary
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St John the Baptist: figure from the late c15 screen; St Katherine with initials SK & wheel
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St John the Baptist: figure from the late c15 screen; St Barbara with initials SB & tower
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St John the Baptist: figure from the late c15 screen; St Margaret with initials SM & dragon
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St John the Baptist: figure from the late c15 screen; probably St Thecla with initials ST
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St John the Baptist: figure from the late c15 screen; St Nicholas with initials SN in mitre with nimbus behind
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St John the Baptist: figure from the late c15 screen; St John the Baptist with initials SJ with Agnes Dei resting on book
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St John the Baptist: figure from the late c15 screen; Angel Gabriel with initials AG holding scroll inscribed 'Ave Maria Gratia Plena'
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St John the Baptist: figure from the late c15 screen; St Mary with initials SM kneeling at desk
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St John the Baptist: headless alabaster figure, probably St Peter