The font – originally given c.1450 by members of the Brewse family, who owned the manor of Hasketon from the late 13th century until c.1489 – was cleaned and restored shortly after the arrival of Maude, and a small gallery at the west end of the nave was replaced by a carved wooden tower screen. The major restoration took place during the 1860s.
The font, originally given around 1450 by members of the Brewse family who owned Hasketon manor from the late 13th century until c.1489, was cleaned and restored shortly after Maude's arrival, and a small gallery at the west end of the nave was replaced with a carved wooden tower screen. The major restoration occurred in the 1860s.