Architectural Features
C15 porch with excellent C15 traceried door with ogee-headed wicket door.
Interior: late C13 5-bay north and south arcades on round piers with moulded capitals and double-chamfered arches.
Heavy C17 alter rail with turned balusters and square newels with ball finials.
Octagonal Jacobean pulpit with alternate plain and carved panels, and bookrests on shaped brackets.
Good oak eagle lectern of 1931.
Monuments: north transept: 1.
Built into the north wall a plain chest tomb to George Chaworth Lord of Wereton and Anesley d. 1521 and his wife Katherine d. 1517.
Marble, 2 recumbent effigies of John Chaworth, Knight d. 1558 and his wife.
An alabaster, recumbent effigy of a bearded gent. in armour on a tomb chest, classical with corner piers, to: Sir George Chaworth d. 1587.
South transept: an excellent monument to "the Right Hon. and Noble Lord Thomas, Lord Scroope Baron of Boulton, Masham and Upshail" d.2nd of Sept.
A free standing black and white marble monument with triple Composite columns at each corner supporting the canopy.
Two Roman style busts on tapering shafts one to the Rt.
A brass on the wall is to the Honourable Anne Mordaunt, daughter of Scroope Lord Viscount Howe d. 1753.