Architectural Features
The west tower is of three stages with angle buttresses and with a lead pyramid roof behind embattled parapets with gargoyles.
The west window is of three lights under a Tudor-arched head.
Some traces of wall painting are visible on the west arch: red scrollwork and blue background painting.
The soffit of the arch is decorated with late C12 wall painting with roundels containing the head of Christ and four saints.
Above is a timber rood canopy with embattled top beam and with carved bosses at the intersections of its ribs.
The inner lintel of the east chancel window is of oak and has a central carved head of a 'green man'.
The plain cylindrical sandstone font appears to be Norman, but is re-set on a later base.
SK3867 : All Saints, Wingerworth - Font
Set into the chancel window, to the right of the altar, are some fragments of Flemish glass which are said to be C14.