The low tower, long nave and chancel are all brickwork of the 18th century, the windows though being restyled in 1904.

Inside, built into the walls, are the early 13th century arcades of the medieval church.

July 2014

The 18th century tower of All Saints is brick built (apart from a stone band) and has a brick castellated parapet.

July 2014

Small window from the nineteenth-century restoration.

July 2014

The churchyard has been allowed to grow wild.

July 2016

Someone has made a valiant attempt to stir parishioners into action!

July 2016

Like many other tower mills Eno's Mill at Toynton All Saints was built on the site of a post mill.

Jon Sass Collection, undated photograph

The sails and cap were removed in 1958 and Eno's Mill was converted into a dwelling in the 1980s.

Much of the internal machinery was used in the restoration of Ellis's Mill in Lincoln.

The tower is Grade II listed.

Location of mill: TF 393 640

Peter Kirk Collection, 1999

This former Wesleyan Methodist chapel, built in 1860, has been converted into a dwelling.

The adjoining Sunday School, also part of today’s house, was opened in 1939.

July 2014

The Wesleyan Chapel in Chapel lane was built in 1860 with a Sunday school added in 1939.

It is located at NGR TF 392639.

Toynton Fen Side Primitive Methodist Chapel, in the parish of Toynton All Saints, was built in 1867 and closed in 1960.

Mark Acton, 2017

This chapel dates from 1867. The last service was held in April 1960 and it has now houses a workshop.

It is located at NGR TF 396622. On Fenside Road

The Wesleyans opened this chapel in 1882 and added a Sunday school in 1923.

It closed for worship in 1989 and stood in derelict condition for several years.

It is located at NGR TF 395 616 in Toynton All Saints parish (border of Toynton St Peter parish).

Barry Barton, 1977

A second view of the chapel

Barry Barton, 1977