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All Saints Church Winterton

Located in the heart of Winterton’s Conservation Area, All Saints Church is a place of rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant community life.

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About All Saints Church Winterton

All Saints Church is a Grade I listed landmark in Winterton, North Lincolnshire, dating back to before 1100. Its tower and high nave roof are visible from afar, offering a dramatic silhouette above the town.

Set on a slope overlooking the market place, the church also houses Winterton’s Heritage Centre. Visitors can enjoy medieval architecture, stained glass windows, and heritage displays in a welcoming space.

A recent £1.8 million restoration preserved the building while adding facilities like toilets, a commercial kitchen, and wheelchair access. The churchyard may predate the current structure, possibly dating to Anglo-Saxon times.

Practical Info

  • Parking: No parking on Churchside. Street parking is available nearby on West Street.
  • Toilets: On-site amenities include accessible and baby-changing facilities. More toilets are available on Queen Street.
  • Accessibility: Wheelchair access via the South Porch. Most ground-level areas are accessible. The southeast gate has step-free access.
  • Getting Here: The nearest bus stop is on High Street, served by routes 350 and 55.

Opening hours

Saturdays: 2–4 PM. Selected Wednesdays: Check our website for details. The church is also open for regular services and community events.

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Facilities

Accessible

Parking

Interior view of the chancel at All Saints Church in Winterton, showcasing ornate stone architecture, stained glass windows, and historic religious features that reflect the church’s medieval heritage and spiritual significance.
View from the street outside of All Saints Church Winterton

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