Architectural Features
Kirkby Chapel 1632.
Gargoyles, crenellated parapet and 8 crocketed pinnacles.
On south side of chancel is a priest's door and also a memorial tablet to Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Cooper, d. 1784 with fluted jambs, apron and scrolled, open-pedimented top.
Also set in the wall is a small medieval grave slab with cross and shears.
Elegant C18 pulpit in panelled oak with tester, stair and door.
SE2413 : St Michael's Church - Pulpit - Church Street
Tulip font, late C17 with irregular fluting, on round gadrooned pedestal.
SE2413 : St Michael's Church - Font - Church Street
Elaborate brass candelabra of 1832 donated by Henry Leah of Bierley Hall, Bradford.
C15 stained glass in east window: Crucifixion with the Virgin and St. John, all incomplete.
Glass in chancel south window of similar date: St. Michael in armour and another angel (Pevsner).
In the south wall is a reset tympanum from the Norman church formerly near the site.
Memorials: Brass plate in chancel reads: HEARE LYETH THE BODY OF ROBART TALLOT LATE OF BENTLEY GRANGE IN THE COUNTYE OF YORKE.
VI DOUGHTERS AND DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE XIIII DAY OF OCTOBAR ANNO DOMII 1605 IN THE 76 YEARS OF HIS AIGE.
A vertical grave slab to Richard Wortley "aged 3 months and odd days" A marble memorial to William Wheatley of White Cross, 1766.
Memorial to Henry Leah of Emley, Mason, d. 1800, of black and white marble with ascending soul with angel, signed W. Williams of Huddersfield.