Saint Luke

in the return on the north side of the aisle is a carved C13 gravestone built into the wall.

The vestry is in ironstone and has a C20 lancet and a C20 Tudor style door opening.

The organ chamber has a C20 lancet, a large opening, blocked by brick, and a C20 Tudor door opening.

The C19 south porch leads to the Saxo Norman south door, possibly reset during the 1854 restoration

In the west end of the south aisle is a C13 capital inverted and set into the wall, used originally as a font.

TF0897 : Font, St Luke's church, Holton le Moor

© J.Hannan-Briggs

The hexagonal font is now a C20 reconstruction using some C12 fragments of a circular tub with cable moulding round the top.

The stained glass at the east end dates from 1893.