Church Of St Mary

The Church of St Mary is a Roman Catholic church built in 1827. It features squared, punched ashlar stone with a slate roof. The north-west and south-east walls each have five bays, which include tall windows with plain stone surrounds, semi-circular heads with keystones, an impost band, and a sill band. The south-west wall is mostly blank, except for a doorway that has an architrave and a moulded cornice. Beneath the cornice, there is an inscription with the date 1827.

Inside, there is a gallery with an organ at the southern end, supported by slim iron columns. The one-bay chancel is separated from the nave by a screen featuring four giant attached marbled Corinthian columns with pedestals, along with an elaborately decorated frieze and cornice. The central wide arch leading to the chancel is flanked by two smaller arches that contain doors, creating a triumphal arch motif. The rear wall of the chancel is adorned with stencilled decoration and includes two more Corinthian attached columns and two quarter-columns.