ST MARY'S CHURCH

St. Mary's, a Norman foundation, with its church recorded in a taxatio of Pope Nicholas I in 1291, boasts a 14th-century tower. The current construction of the nave, south aisle, and chancel dates back to 1875. A unique feature is the south porch, which includes a room above it accessible through a round tower topped with a conical roof. Notable stained glass includes works by Kempe in 1877 (east wall) and Heaton, Butler, and Bayne in 1945 (west wall). The porch houses the effigy of John Lloyd, "squire to the body" of Elizabeth I.