Church of St Mary

St Mary: built c.1220; tower extended & heightened under Reginald Bray, c15; Totternhoe stone, Perpendicular windows
St Mary: c15 east end; five light window with cinquefoiled lights under a four-centred head
St Mary: south porch
St Mary: ornamental c13 scroll ironwork attributed to Thomas Leighton
St Mary: detail of Thomas Leighton's ironwork; he was responsible for the scroll ironwork above the tomb of Eleanor of Castile, d.1290, at Westminster Abbey
St Mary: five bay arcades, south c.1220, north c.1240; chancel also Early English
St Mary: west end showing thatching hooks
St Mary: stiff leaf capital of Early English style; c.1220 (south arcade)
St Mary: stiff leaf capital of Early English style; c.1220 (south arcade)
St Mary: more dramatic stiff leafed capital of Early English style; c.1240 (north arcade)
St Mary: font contemporary with stiff leafed north arcade; c.1240
St Mary: medieval graffiti on one of the south arcade piers
St Mary: tomb of Lady Jane Bray (nee Halwell), 1558
St Mary: Lady Jane Bray, 1558, one son & ten daughters; kneels wearing Paris head-dress; coat of arms are Halwell, Norbury, Boteler, Sudeley, Montford, Crozier & d'Abernon
St Mary: palimpsest inscription of Jane Bray; 1539
St Mary: copy of the reverse of Bray inscription, a monastic spoil