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Church history
The church with its 14th-century tower and spire is a prominent feature in this small Wolds village. Norman nave and chancel arch above which are two small Norman windows that provide a puzzle for the architectural historian. What are they doing here? The clerestory is of the late 15th-Century.
There is a brightly coloured Victorian east window by Hodgson of York. These notes come from East Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust. Huggate News |
