St Mary the Blessed Virgin
East Brent, Somerset
15th century Somerset treasure.
Though most of the present building is 14th and 15th century, there is a Norman column in the north aisle.
The Norman zigzag moulding over the south door was replicated by a much later craftsman in the decorative woodwork on the Jacobean pulpit.
The church is known for its 15th century bench ends, most famously a series of three that portray a tale of vengeance involving a cleric, possibly the then Abbot of Glastonbury. He is depicted as a fox in ecclesiastical robes with crozier and mitre.