St Mary's church - the church is located mere
yards from the castle moat
Gate leading into the churchyard
West door of the church, showing fine Perpendicular style ornamentation
This is undoubtedly the most richly painted medieval tomb I have
yet found. It is the memorial to Sir John de Broughton (d 1315),
founder of the church
15th century tomb of Sir Thomas Wykeham and his wife
Family crest carved on the 1662 tomb of Viscount Saye and Sele
Carved stone chancel screen
Medieval wall painting on the north wall of the chancel
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