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Surrounded by a particularly gracious and traditional village, this is an outstanding church, with its glorious 15th
century tower, impressive 16th century font (with 'Mouseman' cover), Flemish baroque pulpit-panels, antique
pews and fine hatchments. Most famous, however, is the Pudsay tomb with its quaint effigies of husband, three wives and twenty-five offspring (1468) –
and the unfinished fragment of dog-tooth carving over the door.
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Churches in wharfedale |
Churches of the Three Peaks | Opening times
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Line drawing by Bert Chandler
Text by Kate Rhodes
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