All Saints
Granby, Nottinghamshire
A centrally situated village church.
It was built as a chapel of ease for the church at Langar in 1857 and is no longer in use. The building consists of a nave and chancel with a turret at the west end bearing two bells. There is a main door at the west end but no porch. Interesting features are the east window, the coats of arms around the walls and the two rolls of honour for the two World Wars.