All Saints Episcopal Church, Woodhead

All Saints Episcopal Church in Woodhead was built in 1849 by John Henderson. It is an Early English style church, consisting of a nave and chancel without aisles, and a south porch. A north vestry was built as a tower, featuring two-light belfry openings with blue clock faces in simple plate tracery, topped by a slated broach spire added in 1870. The church is constructed of thin rag rubble with red sandstone dressings, exhibiting a simple and distinctive architectural treatment. Three consecration crosses are incorporated into the east wall, and an arrowtail finial stone is in the north wall of the tower, believed to have originated from Fyvie Priory. The church retains its original furnishings and remains in ecclesiastical use. A summary of expenditure relating to the spire survives, though the architect responsible for its construction is unrecorded; minute books from 1967 are missing.