Shows various heraldic signs of the Frecheville family erected by John, Lord Frecheville in 1676 in Renaisance style; the work of Giles of York. The Church of St John dates from the 13th Century. The north aisle was added in 1865-9 by Sir George Gilbert Scott. The church holds many monuments and tombs of the Frecheville Family, the local lords of the manor. Much of the building is of Norman origin and only fragments of the church at the time of the Doomsday survey have survived.