Fine workmanship on rare stone effigies in the north chancel aisle had been "obliterated" by liberal use of whitewash. A Norman arch between nave and tower had been partially removed to make way for a large pew. A "considerable quantity" of carved oak furniture and woodwork had been sold and dispersed.
The intricate craftsmanship on rare stone effigies in the north chancel aisle had been destroyed by excessive whitewashing. A Norman arch between the nave and tower was partially demolished to make room for a grand pew.  A significant quantity of carved oak furniture and woodwork were sold and scattered.