This date is supported by the Romanesque north door which has the more restrained semi-circular orders of decoration typical of the period. Less typical, however, are the two badly-weathered but still distinguishable large grotesque label stops at the end of the outer order of decoration. The chancel was replaced in 1230 and later that century a transept was added, but since then it has remained largely unchanged, aside from repairs and restorations. By the end of the 15th century new roof timbers and a lead roof had replaced the original thatch. This lasted until 1867 when in turn the lead was replaced by the stone tiles visible today. The 1663 bell was re-cast in 1890 and bears the words ‘God Bless Woolstone’. A vestry was added in 1974.