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Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of transept chapel in east elevation of south transept. The pointed arch has continuous roll - and - fillet moulding. The chapel is within the wall and has a small window in its southern elevation and a double trefoil headed piscina also. There is a trefoil headed niche, with chamfered and cusped arch mouldings, in…

Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of south transept showing south and east elevations. South elevation has triple lancet windows, the rere - arches of which are traded with annulets and foliate capitals resting on a stringcourse and a mural passage between the lancets. The lancets have roll - and - fillet arch mouldings and hood mouldings…

Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of north elevation of choir showing lancet windows with quatrefoil windows with deep splays placed in the spandrels. The lancets have capitals carved with stiff - leaf foliage and cable ornament; the arches show roll - and - fillet mouldings. The quatrefoil windows have semi - circular heads and sills. Jambs are…

Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of south transept showing south and west elevations. South elevation has triple lancet windows, rere - arches treaded with rolls with multiple annulets and foliate capitals resting on a stringcourse that is continued onto the west elevation which has three lancet windows also with banded shafts, foliate capitals…

Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of the south transept from the east showing arcade of pointed chamfered arches in two orders resting on cylindrical pier with moulded bell capital and water - holding base. The respond is engaged to the west elevation. Blocked arches to the nave and crossing can also be seen and the south wall of the modern nave…

Photograph by Roger Stalley. North elevation of nave showing six - bay pointed arch arcade with round - headed clerestory windows over the piers. Piers, varied in design (round, square and octagonal) have scallop capitals and rest on a perpyn wall (damaged).

Photograph by Roger Stalley. East elevation of presbytery showing pointed, traceried, three - light window which is cusped throughout. The three lights have round heads, the central lower than the outer to accomonate the roundel (damaged but once filled with whirling mouchettes) which fills the head. The hood is moulded with a hollow carved with…

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