St Wilfrid

C15, 2 stages, has chamfered plinth, string course, eaves band with masks and 8 gargoyles, moulded crenellated parapet.

Second stage has 4 C15 cusped head double lancet bell openings with Decorated tracery, chamfered mullions, chamfered and rebated reveals with hood moulds, mask and shield stops.

Nave, 3 bays, has coved eaves, 4 gargoyles, crenellated parapet and east gable with cross.

On each side, 4 restored C15 triple lancets with cusped four centred arched heads, coved mullions,splayed reveals and hood moulds.

North aisle, C15, has chamfered and moulded plinth, sill band, eaves band and crenellated parapet.

North side has to east 2 C15 elliptical headed quadruple lancets with simple panel tracery, coved mullions, coved and chamfered reveals, and hood mould.

East end has restored C15 triple lancet with Tudor arched heads, hood mould and mask stops.

South aisle, C15, 3 bays, has chamfered plinth, string course, coved eaves band with gargoyles,and crenellated parapet.

East end has a C15 triple lancet with coved mullions and reveal and hood mould.

South side has to east 2 restored C15 triple lancets with cusped heads, coved mullions and reveals and hood moulds, that to east with mask stops.

West end has C16 double lancet with cusped trefoil heads, coved mullion and splayed reveal with triangular head.

Chancel, C15, 2 bays, has chamfered plinth, string course, coved eaves band with gargoyles, moulded crenellated parapet and east gable with cross.

North side has 2 restored C15 quadruple lancets with elliptical heads and panel tracery and hood moulds with mask stops.

East end has C15 quintuple lancet of similar design, with coved mullions, coved reveal, and hood mould with mask stops.

South porch, C15, has chamfered plinth, string course, coved eaves band with gargoyles, crenellated parapet and coped gable with cross.

Interior has stone benches and C15 low pitched roof with reeded arched tie beams.

Inner south doorway, C13, with chamfered

rebated head and hood mould, containing C15 plank door, 2 leaves, with strap hinges and C18 latch.

Nave north arcade, C13, 3 bays, has 2 octagonal piers with altered round bases and moulded capitals.

South arcade, C15, 3 bays, has 2 unequal-sided octagonal piers running direct into arches, flanking shafts with round bases and octagonal capitals.

Low pitched C15 roof with moulded arched tie beams on moulded curved brackets.

Alternate brackets have figures holding shields.

North aisle has to west a window with stained glass panels with Barton rebus and to east a window with similar C15 stained glass fragments in the head.

East window has stained glass, 1938.

East end has to south a C15 plank door to rood loft.

C15 lean-to roof on corbels, with moulded principal timbers.

To south, a C20 aumbry and a C13 style piscina.

East window has fragments of C15 stained glass with Barton rebus.

West window has stained glass c.1913.

C15 lean-to roof with wall plate on corbels, chamfered principal timbers and foliate bosses.

Chancel arch C14, restored, coved and rebated with hood mould and moulded round responds with moulded bases and capitals.

Large, heavily cusped 5-bay screen, partly C15 and C20, with nodding crested canopy forming rood loft.

Above,carved and painted rood.

Chancel, 2 bays, has east window with stained glass, c.1905.

East end has to south a restored C15 piscina with elliptical head.

C15 style roof, restored, with curved brackets on corbels, moulded timbers and foliate bosses and shields with monograms.

Fittings include traceried panelled timber pulpit, C19 lectern on octagonal timber stem, moulded octagonal font on octagonal stem, inscribed 'H B Feb 20 1662 CM RSAC', with timber cover carrying figure on brackets, 1931.

Remains of C14 Decorated style oak screen, C17 chip carved chest with legs, C17 moulded oak table with turned legs, late C17 altar rail with panelled newels and turned balusters.

Disused eggcup font bowl and C20 timber reredos.

C19 linked chairs, C20 oak stalls, incorporating fragments of C15 work and fleur de lys finial.

Monuments include truncated rectangular pyramid with incised arrises, on chamfered base, to John Smithe, 1583.

Painted alabaster and slate wall monument with drapedincised panel in moulded surround, with apron and above, draped arms, to William Woolhouse, 1664.

Inlaid slate tablet, 1822, Classical marble and slate tablet with Egyptian influence, 1827, slate tablet with oval brass cartouche, 1827, Classical marble and slate tablet, 1853, brasses 1874 and 1913.

Timber war memorial in gabled cabinet, 1918.