The parish church of St Margaret of Antioch was rebuilt and extended in the 14th and 15th centuries incorporating elements from an earlier 12th century church.

The Romanesque sandstone font has a base of three crouching figures supporting a circular bowl with a bead decoration.

During the 14th century Sir Thomas de Astley had the chancel, nave arcades, and north aisle rebuilt on a grand scale. The height of the nave was also increased with the addition of a clerestory in the mid C14.

Fragments of C16 Flemish stained glass are incorporated into the north aisle window.

The chancel east window was installed in 1863 the inscription reads: “This window is inserted by C. L. Swainson and Harriet his wife.” It is not known who the manufacturer or designer were.

The chancel windows have double label stops carved with figures, exotic beasts and foliage.

Also in the chancel is a badly eroded medieval stone effigy of a lady c1300.

13th century parish church in the Perpendicular Gothic style.

The sedilia to south of chancel has nodding ogee arches, and was retained from earlier times when the chancel was remodeled in the C19. The alabaster effigy on the low tomb chest is decorated with quatrefoils in the perpendicular style. Its the monument to John Dycson, rector from 1439 to 1445.

The bench ends are probably C15 with Gothic tracery.

Perpendicular style decoration around north chancel window.

Parish church of St. Martin, Welton.

Gravestone of John Hewitt, lost and starved to death aged 6. The simple font is late medieval.

The pulpit was carved by local villagers, a wooden alms box stands by the door, and a C18 memorial plaque on the wall beside the pulpit.

The C19 polychrome marbles and malachite floor, is reputed to be a Russian gift.

Parish church of St. Andrew. Whilton Northamptonshire.