Amongst a wealth of fascinating items in the church, there is:
a superbly carved 17th century
oak pulpit and lectern - the remaining 2 parts of a 3 decker pulpit-, a communion rail of the
same period, and a quaint Poor box carved with the words Remember the Pore.
An elegant early 18th century candelabrum suspended above the nave, comes into its own on major festivals when
all its candles are lit.
One of the most striking features of the interior is the magnificent,
late 19th century stained glass east window, which must be one of the finest of any in Dales
churches
.
In the 1970s, members of the Mothers' Union and friends of the church, gathered to
embroider kneelers for the altar rail, choir stalls and Memorial chapel. These beautiful kneelers,
admired by the many visitors, were designed by Guy Barton.
ITEMS OF NOTE
a superbly carved 17th century
oak pulpit and lectern - the remaining 2 parts of a 3 decker pulpit-, a communion rail of the
same period, and a quaint Poor box carved with the words Remember the Pore.
In the 1970s, members of the Mothers' Union and friends of the church, gathered to
embroider kneelers for the altar rail, choir stalls and Memorial chapel. These beautiful kneelers,
admired by the many visitors, were designed by Guy Barton.