 The nave of the church survived until it was destroyed in The Blitz of 1940 and it was surveyed by the Royal Commission on Historic Monuments before the war, so a good deal is known about its original appearance and dimensions.It was built using Kentish Ragstone with external flint courses and mouldings made from Reigate stone.The church's plan incorporated a three-aisled nave, floored in Purbeck marble, and a two-aisled choir.