The former Wesleyan Methodist chapel in Saleby has been disused since it was last used for worship in 1984. It was built in 1855 and a schoolroom added in 1914.

September 2018

St Margaret, Saleby, was built in 1850 to the design of Stephen Lewin, an architect from Boston.

Mark Acton, 2016

St Margaret's is built in pale yellow brick, typical of the Alford and Farlesthorpe brickworks.

The windows are in the style of the early fourteenth century.

At the time of this photograph the bellcote over the west gable was under repair.

Peter Kirk Collection, 1998

The west end of Lewin's church, with twin bellcote (restored in 1998).

September 2018

View from the east. The church is constructed of brick with a stone plinth.

Large trees close to the south side of the church make the interior dull - and make photographs difficult.

September 2018

Small octagonal font with deorative panels.

September 2018

The rood screen and furnishings of St Margaret's are Victorian like the remainder of the church fabric.

Mark Acton, 2016

Interior view looking east from a narrow nave towards a small rood screen.

September 2018