The
waggon roof above the
nave and north
aisle is medieval. The south aisle and the south porch were rebuilt between 1836 and 1837, with the west tower following in the 1870s and the
chancel being rebuilt in 1884. The
font dates from the 15th century and the
pulpit from 1633. There are fragments of 15th century
stained glass in the West end. Other stained glass is from
Clayton and Bell in the 19th century. The iron railings around the churchyard are from the early 19th century. The church backs onto the
Somerset County Ground and forms a familiar backdrop to the cricket ground.
Present day The parish is part of
Diocese of Bath and Wells. It stands in the
evangelical tradition of the Church of England. ==Gallery==