All Saints Church, Great Saughall

All Saints Church in Great Saughall is a Victorian red brick building built in the Gothic Revival style, featuring a central tower with a broach spire and pointed lancet windows. The interior contains a polygonal apse finished with decorative tiling.

The foundation stone was laid in 1895 by Mrs Trelawny of Shotwick House, and the building opened for worship the following year. It was constructed as a new parish church to serve the expanding local community.

The ceiling of the apse contains a painting by Herman Saloman that depicts the Angels Appearing to the Shepherds, adding artistic value to the space.

The church is open during daylight hours for visitors to explore the building and its features. The north aisle functions as a modern community room, providing practical space for local gatherings and events.

Inside the apse, a painting by Herman Saloman depicts the angels appearing to the shepherds, adding an artistic focal point to the interior. The churchyard also holds five war graves from the two world wars, serving as a quiet memorial.

Inception: 1910

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Website: http://saughall.gov.uk/saughall_parish_church.htm

GPS coordinates: 53.22720,-2.95520

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:15