All Saints Church (1863-64) was designed by prominent English Gothic architect Richard Upjohn, who also designed the rectory (1869-70), and parish house (1865-66).  The six-acre site also includes a late 19^th century carriage house/barn and c. 1900 wagon, a tiered cemetery on the side of a steep hill and a varied system of retaining walls including a 1920s wall that surrounds a good portion of the property.  It remains one of the best preserved sites of its kind. 

The grant helped fund the preparation of a preservation plan for the five buildings and cemetery including historic research that sheds new light about the church's construction history. The plan will assist the owner in planning for the long-term preservation, care, use and interpretation of the property.

For more information, visit: http://www.allsaintsnavesink.org/