Churches of the British Isles

The two-stage south tower was added about 1340, but it was probably later in the century that the top section was completed. The clerestory was added in the fifteenth century, at which time the western side wall was probably rebuilt straight, unlike the east wall. The building underwent a good deal of rebuilding work in 1879, when the walls were stripped of plaster and external cement, and the west and south-west walls of the nave were rebuilt and new roofs provided.

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