St Arilda's Church, Oldbury on the Hill

“OLDBURY ON THE HILL. It is over the fields from Didmarton and has nothing but its church to see - used once a year, we are told. The little tower has stood four centuries and has a fine moulded arch. The porch has a scratch dial and several pilgrim crosses, and the medieval east window has a fragment of medieval glass. Here is one of the old-fashioned two-decker pulpits for the parson and his clerk, an old altar table and ancient rails; and the primitive little chalice font is perhaps the oldest possession.”

(Information provided by Rosemary Lockie)

Reference
Mee, Arthur, The King's England - Gloucestershire.
Published by The Caxton Publishing Company Ltd, London WC2. Date of publishing unknown.