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 will help fund the preparation of a preservation plan for the five buildings and cemetery.  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/