Maltby Church

Sadly only the tower remains of the medieval church, the rest have been replaced in 1859. The powerful tower seems to have been of 3 storeys, with the bottom one being as tall as the nave. Each susequent storey saw an external instep. The surviving windows are all Romanesque apart from the bell chamber which has 4 probably fifteenth century twin openings which may replace the earlier originals. The twin windows on the lowest floor may suggest that this was originally split into 2 floors. The tower contains much herringbone work bounded by long and short quoins.