View of the high end of hall from the lower end. Wood panels with scenes from the life of St Mary Magdalene are located in the centre of the W wall.

The low end of the hall showing screen and gallery from the dias.

The high end of the hall from the gallery above the entrances at the low end.

One of the 15th c. angels from the original nave roof, now preserved in the N chapel at the E end.

Nave looking toward the W and tower end.

Nave looking toward the E end and chancel.

One of the medieval grotesque corbels in the nave.

View of the windows in the S aisle.

There are 6 3-light clerestory windows on both N and S sides. The W windows of both aisles have 5 lights and the windows of chapels at the E end of both aisles have 5 lights each. The W window in the tower has 5 lights.

The chancel was separated from the nave by a 3-storey rood screen until 1561. There are 2 clerestory windows on the N and S walls of the chancel; the E window has 7 lights on 2 levels.

The low end of the hall showing the top of the staircase and a set of double 2-light windows in the centre of the S wall.

View of an angle of the panelled high (N) end of the hall showing a set of double 2-light windows.