St Edmund's church >
Link appears to have been rebuilt during the 15th century. The building has hammerbeam roofs with carved angels and above the rood screen the original celure >
Link can still be seen. The roofs were repainted in the 19th century, closely copying the original colours and decorations as was the wineglass pulpit >
Link which dates from the 15th century. The chancel screen >
Link combined with the parclose screens of both north and south aisles stretches across the whole width of the church >
Link. The chancel screen dado is painted with apostles on a background of gilded gesso ornaments >
Link. The north aisle screen panels depict angels >
Link and prophets >
Link are painted on the panels of the south aisle screen. The panels of the seven Sacraments font >
Link have been removed, the font cover is part of the Victorian restoration. The carved elbow rests >
Link and misericord seats in the chancel are original and date from the 15th century.