These pictures show the south side of the church and the south door.. The wooden door still in place . You can see just above the door a small roof against the tower...This small room served as a records office and mortuary into the 1950s when it was reported the room as in use
( 1922 )
In the early 1950s it was reported the ruins were in a good state of repair... Sadly they have been allowed to deteriorate into an''at risk'' unsafe ruin
( 1950 s)
There are plans to consolidate the unsafe ruin , and hopefully turn it back into a building which can serve the residents and visitors to the village
(1970)
The church before the proctective fence was erected to prevent further damage by vandals
(1950)
The churchyard showing a number of large standing grave stones... when the yard was made 'tidy' all these were lifted and placed up against the church walls
(1940)
The little roof of the only enclosed part of the church can be seen buttressing the church tower.
(1950)
A picture showing the decline of the ruin, it is becoming overgrown with ivy and bushes.
(1955)
(1958)
This picturesque view shows the solid tower framed by trees.
(1937)
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A BOOKLET IS AVAILABLE, ALL PROCEEDS GOING TOWARDS THE SAVE OUR STONES FUND....ANYONE INTERESTED IN HELPING WITH THE PROJECT CAN CONTACT ME OR BRIAN HOWARD THROUGH HIS WEBSITE ABOVE ^^^^
These pictures show the south side of the church and the south door.. The wooden door still in place . You can see just above the door a small roof against the tower...This small room served as a records office and mortuary into the 1950s when it was reported the room as in use 
In the early 1950s it was reported the ruins were in a good state of repair... Sadly they have been allowed to deteriorate into an''at risk'' unsafe ruin
There are plans to consolidate the unsafe ruin , and hopefully turn it back into a building which can serve the residents and visitors to the village
The church before the proctective fence was erected to prevent further damage by vandals
The churchyard showing a number of large standing grave stones... when the yard was made 'tidy' all these were lifted and placed up against the church walls
The little roof of the only enclosed part of the church can be seen buttressing the church tower.
A picture showing the decline of the ruin, it is becoming overgrown with ivy and bushes.
This picturesque view shows the solid tower framed by trees.
