Churches of the British Isles

Early in the thirteenth century the church was almost entirely rebuilt, in the red sandstone ashlar seen today, while the tower was added in the fourteenth century, except for the top stage which was added much later in the same century. A north chapel was built in the sixteenth century, and in more modern times a vestry and south porch. There are four bells, which were added in 1583, 1585, 1592, and 1624, the first two by Geoffrey Giles, the others by Hugh Watts.

All photos on this page kindly contributed by Aidan McRae Thomson.