Locked but a friendly key holder showed us around.

The tower of All Saints, Winteringham, is Perpendicular.

The north nave arcade is clearly Norman, the south perhaps Transitional.

The chancel is from the Early English period.

April 2015

The chancel of All Saints' church dates from the Early English period with Victorian improvements.

April 2015

Looking east towards the chancel, the north arcade (left) is Norman and the south arcade (right) is transitional.

April 2015

This thirteenth century monument of a cross-legged knight lies under a segmental arch.

There two angels by his pillow.

April 2015

Looking west towards the Early English tower arch, the north arcade (right) has strong Norman features, notwithstanding the pointed arches.

April 2015

The four-bay north arcade in Winteringham All Saints is typically Norman with sturdy round piers, scalloped capitals and square abaci.

Mark Acton, April 2015

Details of scalloped capital and square abacus over round pier - typically Norman.

The arch is decorated with pellets and lozenges.

April 2015

This tiny figure stands in a niche high up in the east wall of the Early English south transept.  It probably dates from the fourteenth century.

April 2015

Round piers are topped with multi-scalloped capitals and octagonal abaci.

April 2015

Details of the most easterly arch in the south arcade - Transitional in style with some Norman features and some from the later Early English.

April 2015

The Chapel on West End, opened in 1891, was the third chapel built by the Wesleyans in the village.

The congregation moved to a new church in the village in 1978.

September 2022 

The datestone high on the gable end of the chapel.

September 2022