The Church of St Wilfred, dates from about the 13th century, possibly on the site of an older church mentioned in the Domesday Book. Its Norman arcade still has its original, if much restored, columns. The base of the square tower and the north aisle are 14th century, whilst the upper part of the tower is from the 15th century. It contains an alabaster effigy of a priest from the 14th century.

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