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The
Nave today
section
of Anglo-Saxon wall exposed during repairs
The
pews in the photograph are those installed when the church was restored
in 1849. The fleur de lis were probably removed in 1921 when the south
aisle was built.
A
close up of the exposed rubble consisting of large weathered lumps of
stone
The
Pulpit today
Irvines
drawing of Pulpit
St.
Marys Church in 1870
The
Royal Coat of Arms
The
musicians' gallery was erected in 1849, when the roof was raised to its
original height. Being panelled with the sides of old Jacobean muniment
chests, the front of the gallery looks more attractive than many of its
contemporaries. The clock, by Noble & Chivers of Bath, was made in 1848
The
lectern in use today was presented in 1930 by Mr Middleton-Hill in memory
of Aliciae Donville-Hill
The
1717 Bible