. A history of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight . ft. 6 in.,with north organ chamber and vestry,nave of like width and 41 ft. 10 in. long, northaisle 10 ft. I in. and south aisle 8 ft. 7 in. wide,south porch, and west tower 12 ft. 3 in. by 12 the measurements are taken within the walls. The church from which the present structure hasgrown was probably a small early building with anave about 30 ft. by 13 ft. 6 in., and a chancel about1 o ft. by 12 ft. To this nave a south aisle was added towards theend of the 12th century, and soon after, about 1190,the chancel was pulled down and its spa
. A history of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight . ft. 6 in.,with north organ chamber and vestry,nave of like width and 41 ft. 10 in. long, northaisle 10 ft. I in. and south aisle 8 ft. 7 in. wide,south porch, and west tower 12 ft. 3 in. by 12 the measurements are taken within the walls. The church from which the present structure hasgrown was probably a small early building with anave about 30 ft. by 13 ft. 6 in., and a chancel about1 o ft. by 12 ft. To this nave a south aisle was added towards theend of the 12th century, and soon after, about 1190,the chancel was pulled down and its space throwninto the nave, transepts being added on either side,and a new chancel built to the east. This waslengthened and perhaps rebuilt later in the 13 thcentury, and the tower was added about 1340. Itmay have replaced one of earlier date and contains agreat many stones worked with late 12th-centuryornament. In the bell-chamber there are a numberof fragments of this date (described in detail below)belonging to the jambs of a doorway or arch. A. Plan of Goodworth Clatford Church north aisletower, theaisles were as theBothsouthSinceusual added about the same timetransept being thrown into in the 15th century, thebeing made equal in width to the transept,then the building has had to undergo thenecessary repairs : in the sixties of the last centurythe spire was added to the tower and the organchamber was added east of the north aisle. Thesouth porch dates from 1872 and the vestry is a stillmore recent addition. The east window of the chancel consists of threetrefoiled lancets with soffit cusps, the middle lightbeing of greater width than the others ; the traceryis re-worked or modern, but the widely splayed innerjambs and the two-centred drop rear arch areoriginal. In the south wall is a small piscina with a cham-fered two-centred arch ; the chamfer is stopped outabove the sill, which has a shallow round basin, andthere is also a shelf in the back. The side windowsof th
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