Architectural Features
early C12 north arcade
late C12 south arcade
C13 aisles, and tower and chancel arches
C15 clerestory and nave roof
C15 door of traceried panelling in pointed trefoil-arched doorway of 4 orders with one pair of nook-shafts.
Coved hoodmould on carved stops.
Second column from west has a rebated square capital with leaf mouldings in angles and a carved beast's head to north.
Fine C15 nave roof of 7 king-post trusses.
Fittings: C18 pulpit with octagonal inlaid tester.
Font with C16 cover, C15 stalls in chancel, one with misericord of a man's head and shoulders, one with coats of arms on the sides.
Monuments: 2 tablets in the north aisle by Skelton of York: one to Charles Hayes (d1832), the other to Thomas Hayes (d1838), both of Aislaby Hall.
On chancel north wall, a monument in marble with draped urn, dove and snake to members of the family of Rev Michael Mackereth, Vicar from 1782-1828.
In the north wall of the sanctuary, a monument by J Flintoft of York to William Wells (d1828).
also a cross with a debased wheelhead and interlace, and other fragments carved with warrior's heads.