he ngel oof
This is one of the great parish churches of England. Its Angel Roof, among the finest in the land, numbers over two hundred angel carvings amid the double hammerbeam structure. Close inspection reveals other figures: jesters, dragons, eagles and comic or rude faces. These carvings date from about 1460.

arved ews
The carved ends of the pews are mainly from about 1480. They depict real and fantastic animals.

ediaeval emains
The priest‘s door in the chancel, which was built in 1200 AD, is the oldest part of the church. The impressive south porch was begun in 1439. Puritans, at the time of the Civil War, destroyed much of the mediaeval stained glass in the church‘s windows, but in the memorial window on the north side of the chancel some fragments remain, showing a leaping hind and a peasant riding a pig.

You can view many more pictures of the interior of St Mary's Church.