All Saints

3rd stage has later C15 top section with Perpendicular tracery to pointed 2-light belfry openings and hoodmoulds with corbelled pilaster srips rising to embattled parapet with weathered gargoyles.

moulded cornices with gargoyles at angles and C19 embattled parapets with crocketed angle pinnacles.

north aisle has C14 pointed 3-light west window with reticulated tracery.

Chancel: north side has central buttress, restored lancet with hoodmould and carved stops, C19 twin lancet and basket-arched 3-light trefoiled window

C14 pointed 3-light window with partly-restored curvilinear tracery, hoodmould and foliate stops, and small pointed hollow-chamfered priest's door

pointed inner arch with ornate carved heads, flowers etc in hollow moulding

C19 door with re-used medieval strap- hinges

pair of carved corbels above supporting purlins of porch roof.

Re-used C12 chevron-moulded masonry at east end of nave.

pointed moulded niche for stoup and fragmentary C15 crucifixion painting and black-letter inscription on east wall.

Fine C15 4-bay moulded oak nave roof has cranked tie beams with crocketed braces to corbelled wall posts and two pairs of vertical struts with traceried panels between, intermediate principal rafters and single butt- and ridge-purlins.

Similar but plainer C15 2-bay south porch roof with moulded tie beams and wall plates.

Monuments: in chancel a fine but damaged late C13 knight effigy, ornate marble wall tablet to Edward

Arabel Skinner of 1669 with carved base, pilasters and scrolled pediment with arms, floor slab to John and Robert Sandes of 1664

in south aisle a wall tablet to Thomas Wyer of 1787 with carved urns by E Foster of Hull

mid C17 - early C18 inscribed floor slabs at west end of nave.

Restored carved oak panelled pulpit of 1634.