St Mary's is an attractive church which has Norman origins. The chancel is Norman, but the nave and aisles were rebuilt in the 14th century. In the 15th century the tower was rebuilt, the windows were also altered and the unusual buttresses were added. One of the more unusual and interesting features is the set of round quatrefoil windows in the clerestory over the nave. This style of window is unusual for this period, clerestories usually being supplied with arched windows, echoing those used in the lower part of the church.
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