St James, Cameley, Somerset

15th C impressive tower built of red Mendip sandstone

Norman doorway with detail of capital and rope decoration on the arch, .

Nave, pews and box pews, painting of 10 commandments above the chancel arch.

Polygonal pulpit, dated 1637, with carving detail of the tester

Various painted walls, flowers, foliage, three lions (arms)

Wall painting from the 14th C, where, we can distinguish the foot of St Christopher bathing in water filled with small fish and a huge crab.

Another painting, you can recognise a jester's head with a hat with bells

A nicely carved 17th C slab, with an unusual shape

In the churchyard, interesting headstone with a carved coal wagon