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St Mary: Decorated church extensively restored in 1867
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St Mary: from the south-east; Victorian south porch & mostly renewed windows
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St Mary: c15 three-stage west tower with diagonal buttresses & embattled parapet
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St Mary: from the east; modern east window of of three cinqefoiled lights
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St Mary: c14 nave with c19 clerestory; chancel is Victorian rebuild; arcades with octagonal piers
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St Mary: John Fortescue of Salden, 1607 & second wife Alice (Smith) over tomb chest of first wife Cecily (d.1570) with cusped panels; shield of Fortescue impaling Ashfield
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St Mary: inscription from John Fortescue of Salden monument, 1607; privy councillor to Elizabeth I
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St Mary: inscription from John Fortescue of Salden monument, 1607; reference to Chancellor of the Exchequer & of Duchy of Lancaster
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St Mary: Cecily (Ashfield), first wife of John Fortescue of Salden, 1570
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St Mary: Latin inscription to Cecily (Ashfield), first wife of John Fortescue of Salden, 1570, stating her virtues & names of her children
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St Mary: section of edge inscription to Cecily (Ashfield), first wife of John Fortescue of Salden, 1570
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St Mary: Francis Fortescue d.1623, son of John, & wife Grace Manners of Haddon Hall
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St Mary: Grace (nee Manners), Fortescue
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St Mary: six sons & four daughters from the Fortescue-Manners monument (two of each holding skulls)