Architectural Features
Tower: late C16.
Diagonal buttresses to west with carving to offsets.
Inner doorway: C14.
Chancel: C15.
C17 chamfered, quoined, flat-headed priest's door, flanked by flat-headed 3- light cinquefoiled windows.
Interior: early C14 3-bay south arcade, with double-chamfered pointed arches on circular columns with heads on responds.
North vestry: C15.
Early C14 trefoiled piscina in south aisle.
Sanctuary: encaustic wall tiles by Eden Nesfield, 1877.
Set in south wall at west end: parts of 4 medieval tomb slabs with elaborate crosses.
Beside pulpit, part of Anglo- Danish cross-shaft with rope moulding.
C16 parish chest at west end of nave.
Monuments: large black marble tablet in architrave on south wall near chancel arch, set up after 1743 to commemorate death in 1670 of Henry Jenkins aged 169
Grade-II listed (see: http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-322317-jenkins-obelisk-approximately-ten-metres#.VkieIKQnymQ ) obelisk commemorating Henry Jenkins, who reputedly lived to the age of 169.
on east wall of north aisle, several monuments to Crowe family of Kiplin, including Robert Crowe, d1818, by Taylor of York.