Architectural Features
Norman work in irregular sandstone rubble, later work ashlar, lead roofs.
keel-moulded hoodmoulds with carved-head stops.
Part of a Saxon cross is built into the south wall of the tower.
North aisle: two C14 recesses, one moulded the other ogee- headed.
Also 2 alabaster effigies on a chest tomb decorated with shields in circles and quatrefoils: knight with head on uncrested helm, lady to his left with head on tasselled cushion flanked by angels.
Thought to be Sir John Bosvile and his wife Anne c1400-1410 (Routh).
C17 box pews with knob finials
Font: Perpendicular, octagonal with heavy Jacobean oak cover.
In the north chapel a low memorial surrounded by shields, to Katherin Godfrey d1658.
P. E. Routh, Medieval Effigial Alabaster Tombs in Yorkshire, 1976, p31-33.