Church Of All Saints

The Church of All Saints is a parish church built in 1876, featuring stone walls and a tile roof. It is designed in the Victorian Early English style, with a chancel that has two bays and a north vestry, and a nave that has four bays with a south porch. The roof is adorned with bands of scalloped tiles, and at the west end, there is a stone bell turret. The exterior walls are made of polygonal stonework, with an ironstone impost band and a lower plinth. The building includes ashlar dressings, stepped buttresses, and a variety of windows, including single, coupled, and three-light cusped lancets beneath quatrefoils and hood moulds, along with a cill band and plinth band. Inside, the church features red brick walls with yellow brick patterns and Victorian fittings.