This 'tin tabernacle' served Langworth from 1898 to the building of St Hugh's in 1960-2. It had served Burton-by-Lincoln as a school until sold to Langworth for £30.

Early 20th century postcard published by W.C. Heck of Langworth

Listed in White's Directory of Lincolnshire 1856 :-

"Dobson Hy. vict. George Inn"

Also in Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1909 :-

"Bett George, George inn"

Building work currently ongoing in what was the pub's car park. 

DB 1 June 2019

The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel on Scothern Road was built in 1819, probably as a partial rebuild on the site of an earlier chapel.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011

Signal box on the opposite side of the road from the former station.

Still in active use. 

DB 18 July 2019

"Langworth railway station was a railway station in Langworth, Lincolnshire, opened in 1848 and closed in 1965.

On 30 June 2015, a freight train was derailed near the site of the station.

On 3 March 2017 The station building was damaged when a car drove through the railway barriers"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Langworth_railway_station 

Now a private house. 

DB 18 July 2019

Built in 1960, St Hugh's is largely a reconstruction of the chapel of Walmsgate Hall - now demolished.

This had been built in 1901, possibly by Henry Wilson*, as a memorial to a son of the family. Haynes and Johnson of Brigg were responsible for the reconstruction at Langworth.

Langworth interior has many beautiful art-nouveau furnishings brought from Walmsgate.

July 2015

* Henry Wilson (1864-1934) was a British architect and designer, especially associated with the Arts and Crafts movement.

The brick building essentially retains the Walmsgate design, and uses the stone window surrounds from the 1901 chapel.

The bell turret also has been rebuilt to match the original.

July 2015

Another view of the church.

DB 30 April 2022

This richly decorated gilt canopy is suspended over the altar and in front of the east window. It was originally in the chapel at Walmsgate.

May 2016

The font, made of marble, has with clean lines and modest decoration. It dates from 1901.

May 2016

The view towards the east shows the tunnel vaulting over the nave and the richly decorated tie beams. These features were all transferred from the Walmsgate chapel.

May 2016

Detail of the decorated and gilded beam in front of the chancel.

May 2016

A decorated tie beam or cross-beam in the nave.

May 2016

Bronze hanging lamp in the nave. It also came from the chapel at Walsmgate.

May 2016

Memorial plaque at the west end of the nave, possibly by Henry Wilson.

The inscription reads:"To the Glory of God and in Dear Memory of HALIBURTON FRANCIS DALLAS YORKE Lieutenant. Only Son of THOMAS DALLAS YORKE of Walmsgate. He died of Fever while serving his Regiment. Born xx 1875, died Dec 1899"

May 2016

More detailed view of the porch.

DB 30 April 2022

Vicarage located immediately behind St Hugh's church.

DB 30 April 2022

Detail of the stone surround of the west window.

July 2015

Located close to the former railway station on the opposite side of the level crossing.

Listed in Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 :-

"Gillespie Donald Melrose, Station Htl"

Permanently closed and fenced off when this image taken. 

DB 18 July 2019