Waltham is a large village 4 miles south west of Grimsby.

Much of the interior of All Saints' church dates from c.1300 but there was extensive reconstruction, including the tower and nave, in the late nineteenth century.  James Fowler of Louth was the architect.

undated postcard

Much of the interior of All Saints' church dates from c.1300 but there was extensive reconstruction, including the tower and nave, in the late nineteenth century. James Fowler of Louth was the architect.

Peter Kirk Collection, 1997

Viewed from the north-east. The north aisle and N transept were rebuilt in in the 1870s.

Jews' Court collection, 1978

View from the south-east.

Jews' Court collection, 1978

Waltham's Methodist Chapel is the third one built in the village by the Wesleyans. This building was opened in 1875.

August 2021 

Postcard dated 1915.

"The Volunteer Training Corps was a voluntary home defence militia in the United Kingdom during World War I"

https://https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volunteer_Training_Corps 

This seven-storey mill with six sails was built by Saundersons of Louth in 1880.

It was designed to also operate under steam power and ceased to work from wind power in the 1960s.

Frith postcard from David Robinson Collection, undated

This fine mill has six sails and seven storeys.

It ceased to work commercially in the 1960s but was later restored to full working order.

Location of mill: TA 259 033

Peter Kirk Collection, 1997

This six-sailed brick tower mill on the edge of the village (TA 259033) was built in about 1880 by John Saunderson of Louth.

It is approximately 85ft (24m) high and has six storeys.

It was restored to working order and is maintained by the Waltham Windmill Preservation Society.

Frank Robinson, 2010