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St Andrews, Old Cleeve
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St Andrews, Old Cleeve & Chapel Cleeve house (qv) top left
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St Andrew: Perpendicular church; mid c15 south aisle & porch, earlier south transept; flat headed windows
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St Andrew: Perpendicular west tower of pinkish sandstone, 1533; battlements & tiny pinnacles
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St Andrew: nave looking east with arcade of four bays with four-centred arches; broad wagon roof with bosses & wall plate angels
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St Andrew: nave looking west with monuments on the north wall; tall four-light west window
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St Andrew: glass in south aisle east window c.1897 in Burne-Jones style
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St Andrew: glass in south aisle west window by Holiday, 1905
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St Andrew: north window by Pollak, 2000; eclipse of sun & fish & nets of St Andrew
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St Andrew: octagonal Perpendicular font; pointed quatrefoils, angels on underside
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St Andrew: set of medieval tiles in north wall panel similar to those at Cleeve Abbey
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St Andrew: effigy of civilian, c.1425, set in recess in north wall; restoration completed 2006
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St Andrew: c15 civilian suggested in guidebook as possibly Sir John Golafre, knight of the king's chamber to Richard II & one of the husbands of Philippa Mohun of Dunster Castle
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St Andrew: feet of c15 civilian resting on cat with a mouse in its paws
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St Andrew: memorial to Mary Whitlocke, d.1715; cherubs unveil oval plaque
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St Andrew: large c15 churchyard cross though head is modern