The Saxon Church of St. Laurence may date from the 7-8C when, as William of Malmesbury records, St Aldhelm built a church here. Having served as a school, cottage and charnel house, the church was re-discovered in 1856. The minute building is tall an..

The nine-arched bridge, built in 1610, has a small square domed chapel, topped by a weather-vane. It is the best starting point for a walk to the top of this attractive town.

The vast, early 14C Tithe Barn has gabled doorways and a superbly constructed wooden roof.