The walls were built with Polyphant stone, the old pews were replaced by open benches of pitch pine.

[3] The ornate wooden roofs of the nave and aisles and fine oak screen decorated with the Four Evangelists are due to the restoration of 1874.

Mr Woodd was an Inspector of Schools and died in the churchyard while entering the church to attend divine service.

One of the panels of the seat ends bears a figure of the late Bishop of Truro Dr. Charles Stubbs, who is depicted blessing the people.

[10] Annie Walke who was a painter and poet is buried in St Erth's churchyard, location unknown.