Architectural Features
Squat three-stage tower, the top stage, with two-light openings and castellations, is an addition, the rest may be C15.
![The south wall and doorway of St Oswalds, Sowerby date to the Norman period. The door and metal work are medieval, and the date of 1680 is formed by studs set into the top of the door. See also [[278825]].
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Neo-Norman.
The south wall and doorway of St Oswalds, Sowerby date to the Norman period. The door and metal work are medieval, and the date of 1680 is formed by studs set into the top of the door. See also [[278825]]. http://www.stoswaldsowerby.org.uk/history.shtml