The massive Perpendicular tower of St Nicholas - of ironstone partly clad with limestone dressings - dates from the 14th or 15th century.

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Much of the exterior of St Nicholas's is 14th or 15th century work.

The brick clerestory was added in the 18th century.

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Quatrefoil pier and round capital in the south arcade, all of the Decorated period.

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The three-light east window with its reticulated tracery has stained glass of 1929 by A.K Nicholson.

A panel in the lower part of the window carries this dedication: Remember in the Lord JAMES FRANCIS QUIRK Priest, Rector of this Parish A.D. 1892-1927, in whose memory his friends dedicated this window in honour of the Son of God Incarnate A.D. 1929.

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The octagonal font with its cusped panels and shields is Perpendicular work of the 14th or 15th century.

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A distinctive gravestone for a casualty of the First World War.

The dedication reads:

HERBERT LEWIS / Captain in the R.F.A. [Royal Field Artillery] / died April 17th 1917 aged 36 / he nobly answered duty's call.

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The earliest parts of St Nicholas's church are the Early English arcades, dating from circa 1200.

The chancel is basically Decorated, though much restored in the early 20th century.

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