All Saints North Street church in York, England

The late fourteenth century west end with tower topped by an octagon and 120ft spire.

The early fourteenth century east end.

A detail of the chancel ceiling.

The chancel and high altar

A detail of the altar of St Nicholas in the the south chancel aisle aisle known as the choir of St Nicholas and St Katherine

the stall that serves as the sedilia is the same date as the chancel ceiling

The interior of the nave.

The south aisle and the altar of St Nicholas.

Detail of one of the parclose screens that divide the chancel from the chancel aisles.

The floor of the church incorporates many medieval and later grave markers including this 15th century floriated cross bearing an inscription to Thomas and Juliana Illyngwyke