within are benches and C14 shouldered-lintel doorway under arch with fleurons.
diagonal buttresses flank a square-headed window of 2 ogee lights beneath a narrower C12 window-head.
Roll-moulded priests' door has hoodmould now carved with anthemion motifs
Y-tracery, double- chamfered windows of c1300 with head-carved hoodmould stops.
that on south with semicircular west respond and re-carved capital, keeled east respond with moulded capital and pointed arch with roll-moulding and zig-zag.
In north aisle: a quadrant-moulded tomb recess, its figure gone
into transept a C12 arch with zig-zag which cuts an earlier C12 window opening.
C12 window on north chancel wall has shafts and scalloped capitals.
Fittings: octagonal font on moulded base
Rood screen of 4 : 2 : 4 divisions with ornate dado having 3 niches to each bay, rail with mouchettes and inscription, coving with lierne ribs.
Altar by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin in south transept has figures in 5 crocketed niches, (brought from Ackworth).
Yarborough family monuments notably the 1803 wall monument to Thomas Yarborough et. al. by Flaxman: panel in aedicule depicting the dispensation of alms to the poor.
N. Pevsner, B.0.E., 1967 ed. P. F. Ryder, Medieval Buildings of Yarkshire, 1982, p66 (plate).