Architectural Features
The 3 stage tower has 2 brick bands, a moulded stone cornice and re-used small medieval corner pinnacles.
The chancel east window is also semi-circular, containing stained glass, and flanked by 2 recessed panels, a small square one over a tall rectangular one.
The C18 octagonal pulpit and vicar's pew are fully panelled, and came from Skelton Church, West Yorkshire.
The church originally had box pews with the pulpit set midway on the south wall.
The C15 octagonal font with quatrefoil side panels, came from Laughton, near Gainsborough.
Octagonal Perpendicular font with pointed quatrefoils which reputedly came from Laughton near Gainsborough
In the nave is a small brass chandelier, bracketed out from the gallery.
Monuments.
Set in segmental headed niches either side of the altar are 2 reclining stone figures.
The tombs are supported by carved brackets in the form of winged cherubs and between the brackets are inscribed panels.