Given that the church was restored in the 1590s, an unusual date, you might expect a rather individual interior. In fact, a succession of thorough 19th century restorations have left little trace of the Elizabethans, let alone the medieval life of the building. That said, this is a typically plain, simple Victorian low church interior, with substantial poppyheaded benches which make the place feel a little overful, and a west gallery of the same period which you reach by climbing the tower stairs. There's a Gurney memorial nearby. Another significant Norwich family, as well as a taste of the Empire, is recalled by the memorial to Lieutenant Clement William Onley Unthank, who died in Lucknow in 1900, playing Polo.