All Saints Church, Church Lawton, Anglican parish church in Church Lawton, England
All Saints Church is a parish building constructed from red and buff sandstone with a tower in Perpendicular style, featuring lunette windows and a Venetian window. The interior displays a gallery from 1717 and flooring tiles from the 13th century that have survived across the centuries.
The building arose near the end of the 11th century under Hugh de Mara and underwent major reconstruction after lightning damage in 1652. The 1803 restoration significantly altered its exterior and gave the church its current form.
The church serves the local community today, with family crests displayed on its walls that link to local heritage. These personal touches create a connection between the building and the people who have gathered here across generations.
The site is easy to reach on foot and has open doors on most days of the week for visitors. It is wise to check ahead whether services or private events are taking place to ensure you can view it without interruption.
The bell tower holds eight bells, with five dating from 1713 by Richard Sanders, while later bells were added by John Taylor and Company. This collection shows the craft evolution of bell-making across several centuries.
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