Church of St Lawrence, Didmarton

The church was originally built in the 12th and 13th centuries, revised in the 15th, and underwent extensive renovation in the 18th.^[1][2]

North and West galleries, for minstrels and those who could not afford box pews have been removed.^[3]

In 1872 the church was described as redundant but in 1992 was restored to be the parish church of Didmarton with Oldbury-on-the-Hill.^[4]

The L-shaped stone building has stone slate roofs with a small bellcote. It consists of a transept, chancel and sanctuary.^[1]

Inside the church are box pews and a triple decker oak pulpit.^[5] Behind the pulpit is a decalogue with the Ten Commandments.^[3]

The font has a stem from the 12th century, bowl from the 14th and an 18th-century wooden cover.^[6]