Architectural Features
Early C14 3-stage square tower with angle buttresses to south.
Nave has early C13 core with original north and south doorways
West end of nave has C15 work: buttresses with flushwork panels and stone shields
enriched doorway with shield-carved spandrels.
South chancel has 2 enriched C15 buttresses similar to those at west end of nave, a C15 Priest's doorway and a low tomb recess at the west end.
at entrance to chancel an arch is formed by a pair of C19 timber braces resting on angel corbels.
Chancel windows are hoodmoulded, with mutilated carved stops.
C15 octagonal font has well-preserved carving, the bowl panels with alternate lions and shield-bearing angels.
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2 brass inscriptions to members of the Grimston family of Rishangles Lodge are re-set in the nave walls.