St Michael's church in Heydour has a Decorated tower and nave with an Early English chancel. The clerestory is Perpendicular.

There are fragments of fourteenth-century stained glass.

Notable monuments to the extinct Newton family of Culverthorpe Hall are largely hidden behind the organ.

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St Michael's tower has a well-proportioned design of the Decorated period, with just two pairs of lucarnes on the recessed spire.

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The view of St Micael's fron the south-east shows the Early English chancel, possibly rebuilt in the 1860s.

There are simple lancet windows, typical of the period, in east, north and south walls,

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The proud record of a bellringing achievement in the church.

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A quatrefouil pier with polygonal projection in the south arcade.

The arches are double chamfered.

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Chest dating from 1530-50, with heads in profile set in roundels.

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The priest's doorway in the south wall of the chancel has a cinque-cusped head.

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Octagonal font with patterns of Decorated tracery.

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North and south arcades are each of four bays of the Decorated period. Arches are double-chamfered, supported on quatrefoil piers.

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Monument by Scheemakers to Sir Michael Newton (died 1746).

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Further detail of the Newton monument by Scheemakers.

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One of the life-size female figures flanking the monument to Sir Michael Newton by Scheemakers.

She is holding an extinguished torch and a ring with a snake curling round it.

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The set of plain sedilia with cinquecusped arches on the south side of the chancel.

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Window in the south aisle with reticulated tracery of the Decorated period.

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