All Saints

late C14 tower

Carved waterspouts to north and south.

Tiny grotesque figure set in the masonry between the window and the north-west buttress.

Rebuilt south aisle wall on square plinth incorporates C12 arched doorway on slim shafts with bands of chevron moulding and a form of ballflower to architrave and soffit: hood-mould on headstops.

Interior: tall pointed tower arch with corbelled inner order and hoodmould on carved figure stops.

North and south arcades of double-chamfered pointed arches on cylindrical piers and one C14 half-octagonal respond.

Late C13 square font with inset corner colonnettes.

1734 hatchment of George II on tower south wall.

South aisle east window contains fragments of C15 stained glass including part of a Saint Christopher.

On chancel north wall is a brass to John Carter, Rector of the Church, who died 1666.

Also monument to Henry Masterman (d1769) and his wife (d1768) of inscription panel and urn in high relief against an obelisk, by the Fishers of York.