Architectural Features
The tall C15 3 stage ironstone tower has clasping buttresses, plinth, 2 string courses and embattled parapet.
In the north wall of the chancel is a C13 doorway with double chamfered reveals, moulded imposts with ammonite stops richly moulded head and hqod with circular decorated labels.
Otherwise the north wall has a C13 plinth and cill band with 3 lancets.
The south wall of the chancel has 3 C14 2 light windows recut C19 and a C14 small 2 light window with ogee heads to the lights set low down in the wall.
The east window of the south aisle is C15 of 2 lights with square head and hood.
The south aisle is rendered and has 2 C15 3 light windows with trefoil heads to the lights set in cambered concave chamfered surrounds.
The south doorway is lake C14 with continuous concave chamfered and moulded surround.
The 3 bay arcades are early C13, have quatrefoil keeled shafts, square abacii and double chamfered arches, unusually in chalk.
The tower arch is C15, with octagonal responds and capitals, single chamfered arch and continuous chamfered surround.
The chancel arch is C13 with octagonal responds, double chamfered arch with hood and ammonite label stops.
In the chancel is a C13 double piscina with trefoil and pointed heads.
On the sill of the westernmost window on the north side of the chancel is a C13 curvilinear floral painted design in red and black paint.
Stained glass in chancel south window is dated 1910.
Depicting Faith and Charity, with Hope in the tracery. The windows is from 1910 in memory of Rev. Augustus Gedge d.1909, rector for 56 years, and his wife Lucy d.1899, and their daughter Ada d.1905.
The C15 font has a plain octagonal bowl on a pedestal.
The font is a plain octagonal bowl on a pedestal, dating back to the 15th century. https://www.nationalchurchestrust.org/church/st-mary-ludborough