This chapel was built in 1822 at the north end of Tattershall Road.

It closed in c.1924, was sold the following year and was used as a store shed.

It is located at NGR TF 312 469 in Frithville parish.

St Peter’s is a small brick building with a pedimented west front and an overhanging roof.

The hexagonal cupola over the west end, such an important feature of the church, has been removed.

March 2013

St Peter’s is a small brick building with a pedimented west front and an overhanging roof with an hexagonal cupola.

It was built in 1821, probably by Jeptha Pacey, who was responsible for a number of churches in this part of the county.

Barry Barton, 1980

This early chapel, known as ‘Mount Pleasant’, was built in 1838.

Despite the nearby replacement chapel in the village, it was not sold until 1939, being then converted into a bungalow.

It is located at NGR TF 317 507

Barry Barton, 1979

The former Wesleyan chapel in Frithville, opened in 1899, is now disused and marooned in the huge yard of the local agricultural engineer (R H Crawford).

August 2017

Frithville's second Wesleyan Methodist Chapel opened in Februray 1900.

The last service was held on Boxing Day 1993 and the chapel was sold three years later.

It is located at NGR TF 319 506

Barry Barton, 1977