"Parish church. 1871-2 by Edward Browning in C13 Geometric style"

"The church was built entirely at the expense of Rev. Basil Beridge, rector and lord of the manor at Algarkirk"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1360494 

See also very informative parish website :-

http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/fosdykeallsaints/about-us/page4/ 

Peter Kirk Collection, 20 June 2002

View of the church from the south-west.

August 2018

The church has a range of window designs, including those in the tower of Early English style with plate tracery.

August 2018

View from the south approaching the porch and entrance door in the base of the tower.

August 2018

An attractively decorated candle holder in the sanctuary area.

August 2018

Above the round piers in both north and south arcades are capitals with stiff leaf decoration, typical of the Early English style of the thirteenth century. The nailhead decoration is also consistent with this architectural period - though of course this is Victorian church.

August 2018

Victorian tiles in the sanctury area.

August 2018

The extremely impressive font and cover probably date from the fifteenth century, according to Pevsner, though he points out that the panels around the bowl appear to be relatively freshly cut.

This may be one of the survivors from an earlier church in the parish.

August 2018

Interior view looking east towards the tripartite lancet windows at the end fo the chancel.

August 2018

Memorial to the local men who fought in the First World War.

August 2018