Church Of All Saints

TA 09 77 HUNMANBY CHURCH HILL (east side)

12/44 Church of All Saints

30.6.66 GV II*

Church. Late Cll, with C13 north aisle; C12 tower with C15 upper stage; porch and partly rebuilt chancel of C18; restorations of 1845 and 1904. Coursed rubble sandstone and sandstone ashlar; tiled roof. West tower, 5-bay nave with north aisle , south porch, and chancel. Unbuttressed square tower has slit windows to lowest stage, 2-light window under a rounded hoodmould to second stage, and 2-light bell openings under square hoodmould to third stage. South doorway is contained within a cobbled porch with a round arch beneath a coped, pointed gable and finial. Nave windows with C19 Curvilinear tracery. Buttresses with off-sets. South wall of chancel contains a reset Priest's Door flanked by single light windows with trefoil heads under under stopped hoodmoulds. The west window has C19 Decorated tracery. In the north wall of the nave fragments of crosses and a Saxon cross-head have been reused in the masonry. Interior: nave arcade is of alternately octagonal and cylindrical piers with pointed, double-champfered arches, The responds to the round chancel arch are single shafts with scalloped capitals. Other fittings include a Chain Bible of 1541; part of a plain round Norman font in the chancel; numerous hatchments including a Royal Arms of 1745; commandment and psalm boards, and a charity board of 1825. Monuments: the Osbaldeston family of 1770 by J Fisher of York; the Staveley family of 1771.

Listing NGR: TA0958477470