Churches of the British Isles

The nave was lengthened farther, to the east, in the thirteenth century, maybe absorbing the original chancel, and a new chancel was built east of it. About 1340 the south aisle was widened and lengthened to cover the south side of the tower. The south wall was provided with a projecting stair-turret, but this now leads only to the roof of the aisle (with access to the upper part of the tower from there). The tower was raised further in 1633 for five bells (now eight).

All photos on this page kindly contributed by Aidan McRae Thomson.