The wooden panels on the south wall were originally part of a pew for the Wombwell family, whose emblem was the unicorn, which also features on the ceiling above.
Opposite the wooden panels is a pew which bears the arms of the Bosvilles and is over 500 years old. This may have been the site of a significant tomb at an earlier stage, note the double vaulted roof, carved pillar edge and hinge pin for a gate to the tomb area.
Further along the south wall is the Window and memorial for the son of a former rector, killed in France in 1915, together with his original wooden cross.
