The greenstone tower is largely 19th century, though the west window and the crocketed pinnacles are from the medieval church.

July 2014

St Mary’s was largely rebuilt in 1854, using the greenstone  masonry of the medieval church.

July 2014

Inside, the tower arch and the 3 bay arcade are 15th century work retained from the earlier building.

July 2014

The Perpendicular style tracery of the east window is 19th century.

July 2014

The tower of St Mary's church viewed from narrow approach road and through the fine wrought iron gateway.

September 2015

The north arcade is early 15th century.

The chancel and the furnishings are all 19th century.

July 2014

"A List And Brief Details Of Chapels In The Spilsby Circuit Past And Present" prepared by Colin Shepherdson & Keith Guyler (Revised August 1998) states that :-

"i) A Society was formed in 1770 and a house registered for worship in 1775. The first chapel was opened in February 1834.

ii) The second chapel, in Main Street, was opened on the 26.7.1871. The last service was held on the 3.9.1995 and was put up for sale in 1996. It is currently still up for sale but in the mean time is let as a temporary store"

Geoff Swain Collection 24 June 2002

A second view of the 1871 chapel which is located at National Grid Reference TF389663.

Geoff Swain Collection 24 June 2002