The Lectern bears date 1623. The stone pulpit is modern (1868). The old wooden pulpit, whose place it has taken, has been removed to the church at Holt.
The earliest mention of an Organ is in 1405, but the earliest authentic record is of one set up by John Vaucks, Organ Master, in 1533. A memorandum in the churchwardens' accounts speak of him setting up a pair of organs on the rood loft. In the year 1643, we have records of the sale of organ-pipes and old tin. After the Restoration in 1664, we have a record of the purchase of a new organ for £180. This was repaired, enlarged, and rebuilt at various times, and at the restoration, when the rood screen was unfortunately destroyed, the organ was placed in the south choir aisle.
All the lower windows are now filled with painted glass; all of which, with the exception of a few fragments, is nineteenth-century work.
DEANS OF WIMBORNE
| Martin Pattislee or Pattishull | appointed | 1224 |
| Ralph Brito | " | 1229 |
| John Mansell | " | 1247 |
| John de Kirkby | " | 1265 |
| John de Berwick | " | 1286 |
| Stephen de Mawley | " | 1312 |
| Richard de Clare | " | 1312 |
| Richard de Swinnerton | " | 1334 |
| Richard de Merimouth | " | 1338 |
| Richard de Kingston | " | 1342 |
| Thomas de Clopton | " | 1349 |
| Reginald de Bryan | " | 1349 |
| Thomas de Bembre (founder of the chantry) | " | 1350 |
| Henry de Buckingham | " | 1361 |
| Richard de Beverley | " | 1367 |
| John de Carp | " | 1398 |
| Roger Tortington | " | 1408 |
| Peter de Altebello | " | 1412 |
| Walter Medford | " | 1416 |
| Gilbert Kymer | " | 1427 |
| Walter Herte | " | 1467 |
| Hugh Oldham | " | 1485 |
| Thomas Rowthel | " | 1508 |
| Henry Hornby | " | 1509 |
| Reginald Pole | " | 1517 |
| Nicholas Wilson | " | 1537 |
| College dissolved | " | 1547 |