From John Betjeman's Guide to English Parish Churches:
"Pre-Conquest windows were discovered during aggressive restoration by Ferry in 1860; a triangular recess in the chancel has been interpreted as a Saxon oven for baking wafers. The nave is dominated by the timber cage supporting an impressive 15th-century wooden bell-turret"
THURSLEY CHURCH: A BRIEF GUIDE
From a leaflet originally compiled by the Revd A W Mills, Vicar 1959 - 1968
and revised in 1980
The interior of the Church before the installation of the organ and still with oil lamps
The front of the Church before it was extended.
The interior photograph of the Church shows the Gallery
The West side of the Church
Thursley Church, 1938
The illustration of the Church above comes from pages of a book held by Surrey Archealogical Collections and reproduced in the pdf below
18th Century Table Tombs:
This is a link to the Church's website: