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St Andrew: flint west tower rebuilt 1704
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St Andrew: originally Saxon with c13 to c19 additions; mostly Perpendicular external features; chancel rebuilt 1845
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St Andrew: north porch & aisle of c18 brick
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St Andrew: Norman north doorway
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St Andrew: nave looking east, c.1200 chancel arch, aisles added at much the same time, the south first; Norman round piers with moulded capitals, slightly chamfered
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St Andrew: Saxon (early c10) wall painting over chancel arch; originally a Doom with Christ in Majesty surrounded by oval frame supported by flying angels
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St Andrew: early c15 wall painting of St George & Dragon; king & queen observing
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St Andrew: wall painting; warning to Sabbath Breakers
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St Andrew: Mary Gore, prioress of Amesbury, 1436; mourning habit, plaited barbe, veiled headdress
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St Andrew: inscription from the brass to Mary Gore, prioress of Amesbury, 1436