The church of All Saints in Orby is a typical greenstone marshland building of the Perpendicular period, though an Early English lancet survives in the north wall of the nave and there is a Decorated window in the chancel, rebuilt in 1888.

The interior is glossy white and distinctly "High" Anglican.

Mark Acton, August 2013

The Royal Arms in All Saints, Orby, were painted by J. Burnitt in 1781 and show the Arms of 1714-1801 with "G. R. 3" [George III] above.

Mark Acton, August 2013

The tower of All Saints church is of greenstone, with red brick patching and rebuilt buttresses.

August 2013

General view of the rebuilt chancel (1888).

August 2013

This rainwater head on the south aisle bears the date of the restoration work of 1888 when the chancel was rebuilt.

August 2013