Church Of St Peter

The Church of St Peter is a small church dating from the 13th, 14th, and 15th centuries, and it does not have aisles. The west tower features 13th-century lancet windows, diagonal buttresses, and a castellated parapet. The nave and chancel are faced in cement, and the south side of the nave has small blocked Norman windows. The east window is from the 14th century, with additional 14th and 15th-century windows on the north and south sides. The south porch has a cruck arched entrance way. Inside, there is a Norman square font made of Purbeck marble, a 17th-century octagonal panelled and carved pulpit, and a later 17th-century three-sided communion rail. Additionally, there is a monument to Edward Sherland, who died in 1609, featuring a kneeling alabaster effigy that is coloured.