Architectural Features
C19 tracery in C15 surround.
In the north wall is a late C13 window now with C19 intersecting tracery.
Beyond is a further 3 light intersecting traceried window and a 4 light C15 window.
C15 south aisle, with crocketed pinnacles has 2 three light windows with cusped heads to the lights and segmental heads, with hood moulds and human head stops.
The inner doorway is C14, continuously moulded with fleurons to the hollow middle order.
Further west a 3 light intersecting traceried window, and the angle pinnacle at the west end has a carving of St. George and the Dragon in a cusped niche.
Nave arcades are of 4 bays, C14, with double chamfered arches, octagonal piers, floriate capitals and responds.
Stained glass in south aisle of 1919.
Glass by Abbott & Co. Ltd of Lancaster, depicting The Ascension with St John and the Virgin Mary. Given by Frederick J. Williamson, Rector 1907-1919 and Mary Elizabeth his wife. He died in 1938 aged 80.