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St Mary the Virgin Parish church's west tower and chancel are erected in the late C12. The W tower is of 2 stages with a plain parapet and an C18 octagonal spire. |
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| 1375/00/00 |
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The late C14 clerestorey has on each side 4 windows, each of 2 cinquefoiled lights with tracery under a square head. Those on the S side have moulded labels with grotesque head-stops and the rear arches are 4-centred. |
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| 1375/00/00 |
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St Mary the Virgin church's north and south aisles and south porch are built in the late C14. |
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| 1584/00/00 |
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Altar tomb to William Bendlowes, serjeant-at-law, 1584, and Eleanor his wife, in Purbeck marble with moulded slab and moulded and panelled base. A brass figure of a woman in close cap, veil and ruff, inscription and 2 shields of arms. |
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| 1602/00/00 |
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St Mary the Virgin has bells, the second and sixth by Miles Graye, 1602. |
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| 1850/00/00 |
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St Mary the Virgin's under goes a general restoration in the C19. North vestry dates from this period. The E window of the chancel is Cl9 except the C14 internal splays and 2-centred rear arch in the gable is a C12 window of one pointed light, weathered. |
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