There are two Norman doorways on the south having columns. The southern chapel, dedicated to St. John the Baptist, was built early in the 15th century by Thomas de Cruwe, who was legal advisor to Margaret Beauchamp. In the south chapel is the fine table tomb to Thomas de Cruwe and his wife, Juliana (1400–11), with fine canopied brasses.
In this context, there are two Norman entranceways on the southern side of the building, featuring columns. The chapel dedicated to St. John the Baptist was built in the early 15th century by Thomas de Cruwe, who advised Margaret Beauchamp on legal matters. Inside the south chapel is a notable tomb for Thomas de Cruwe and his wife Juliana (1400–11), with intricate brasses.