All Saints is a small red brick building built in 1826 and has nave, chancel and western bell-cote.

The interior was restored in 1885 and the unusual western porch was added in 1893.

September 2006

The nave of All Saints' church has pointed windows.

Either side of the porch are short sections of an Early English pier with 8 attached shafts.  Presumably these are survivors of the medieval church which pre-dated this building.

September 2015

This view of All Saints' from the east shows the chancel, a relatively low and narrow structure.

September 2015

Octagonal Perpendicular period (fifteenth century) font.

Mark Acton, 2016

The division between nave and chancel is tripartite - an unusual arrangement - with pointed arches.

The small chancel is seen beyond.

Mark Acton 2016

Memorial to those who died in the First World War:

Charles W Blades, Arthur Bradley, Joseph Bradley, Joseph Cordell, William Lamming, Arthur Lawrence, George A Thornley.

'This tablet is erected by their fellow parishioners'

Mark Acton, 2016

The former Wesleyan Chapel at Ulceby is on the A1028 in the centre of the village.

September 2015