Rebuilt on the 20th century in accordance to its primitive form, this is a pillory with octagonal base and shaft. From the middle of the shaft upwards, the column is twisted. The capital is polygonal and finishes in a semi-sphere.

18th century source which features Baroque-style revival, through central Crest and frowns in Bamford. The tiles are of the 20th century.

This is a 16th century pillory finished with a granite armillary sphere.

Interior of nave with barrel vault and choir on the galilé. The whole body of the Church is covered with tiles. The ceiling of the Chapel is all painted, being divided by panels showing bars couplets. Of the primitive Gothic Chapel no longer visible traces remain. The primitive chapel was founded around 1226 and completely remodeled in the 17th and 18th centuries.