Hagworthingham is a village in the East Lindsey district of the county, 5 mile E of Horncastle and 14 miles W of the coast at Skegness. The church is of greenstone and consists of a nave with a S aisle and S porch, and a chancel with a S organ chamber. It hasd a W tower (described in Pevsner (1964), but this collapsed in 1972. The herringbone masonry in the N wall of the nave suggests an 11th/12th c. date for the original stone construction of this church. The S arcade dates from the 13th c. and the chancel and S aisle from 1859 when James Fowler rebuilt them. There is a monolithic fragment of a shaft and capital, presumably a pillar piscina, which may be late 11th or early 12th c. in date.