Toynton St Peter's church has a Perpendicular greenstone tower. The north arcade is fourteenth-century.

The rest is of the building is the work of James Fowler of Louth in 1876-77.

Mark Acton, 2016

The well-proportioned tower of the Perpendicular period has angled buttresses but the former battlements have been replaced by courses of plain brick.

An unusual crop of grassy vegetation has been allowed to take root.

May 2016

View from the north-west shows more of Fowler's unambitious nineteenth restoration.

May 2016

The substantial chancel built in 'foreign' stone by Fowler in his restoration of the 1870s.

May 2016

The base of this cross standing to the west of the tower is said to be the bowl of a medieval font.

May 2016

This early chapel was erected in 1811 with Sunday School added in 1924.

The final service was held in 1993 and the building stood empty awaiting sale for several years.

It is located at NGR TF 402633.

Barry Barton, 1978

A second view of the chapel.

Barry Barton, 1978