St Andrew
Ferrybridge
West Yorkshire
Short 4-bay nave has in centre of north side a gabled porch protecting late C12 2-centred arched doorway with 2 orders of chamfer and colonnettes with waterleaf capitals, hoodmould with nail-head decoration (former south doorway re-located in this position when church was moved)
Architectural Features
to the left of porch, a C19 arched 2-light window, and left of this a C15 square-headed 4-light window with ogee-traceried heads
Interior: round-headed tower arch with moulded imposts, and in outer wall of tower a C12 round-headed west window with splayed reveal
wall monuments include (i) in south aisle, a fine carved cartouche to Eleanor Crowle with angel head on apron
(ii) wall tablet to George Crowle , in aedicule with broken pediment and apron with similar angel head.