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| The church before the Victorian restoration in the late 1890s. The box pews and their oil lamps may be seen. The Peacock Monument is in its original position alongside the pulpit where it was hiding the doorway to the former rood screen. The remaining plaster covering the walls was removed and the exposed stonework re-pointed. There are still very small fragments of the ancient painted plasterwork on the Chancel side of the centre North aisle arches. | Box pews |
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