Killingholme B Power Station went into service in 1993, generating 900MW. It was a combined cycle gas turbine natural gas type, the second in the UK to be built.

It was taken out of service in 2002, reinstated as the economic climate improve in 2005 and then close in 2015.

aerial photo 1992 (during construction)

The lower part of the tower and the tower arch of St Denis in North Killingholme are Norman work.

The upper tower is ashlar-faced and Perpendicular. The north and south arcades are also Perpendicular.

The chancel has Early English and Decorated features. The brick clerestory is post-medieval.

Many different materials have been used in the exterior.

Mark Acton, 2014

The brick clerestory of St Denis's church is post-medieval.

Chalk is one of several materials used in the construction of the chancel.

July 2014

The priest's doorway in the south wall of the chancel is round-headed with chamfered surround and dates from c.1200.

July 2014

The lychgate entrance to St Denis's church was built in 2000 with funds from the Lindsey Oil Refinery.

July 2014

Plaque recording the donation of funds for the lychgate constructed in 2000 to mark the Millennium.

July 2014