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John Beagles was born on 11 June 1844 in Whaplode Drove, Spalding, Lincolnshire. He was one of 7 children born to John & Jane Beagles.
June Spouncer – I am in touch with the Wainwright Children of Fred and Grace who lived there in the 50s and early 60s –
Spalding Flower Parade Memories Like many others, we have fond memories of the popular Spalding Flower Parade which ran in the town from 1959 to
A History of Sutton Bridge – 1745 to the Present Day Peter Clery 1745 – 1814 The South Sea bubble was a financial scandal in
Year 1970 Theme – Toward a New World Name of Queen:and deputies: Jane Hazeldene Link to Programme: Flower Parade 1970 Year: 1971 Theme: Jewels
Huge thanks to Mr Middleton for delivering the latest copy of the The Bridge – Handbook of Sutton Bridge. This is a very impressive publication
Bartholomews Gazateer of the British Isles lists Saracen’s Head as a hamlet 2 miles north-west of Holbeach, Lincolnshir’e — with Post Office. The main road
St Mary’s one of the finest 13th Century early English Churches in Lincolnshire This book describes the growth of the church in Weston over its
Just acquired another Flower Parade programme from 1975. Does anybody have anymore we are still looking 1960, 1968, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977,1978, 1979, 1980, 1981,
Sue Knight provided this reminiscence of her family’s connection with Gosberton Hall. My father was a boarder at the school and sent this card to
Our new workshop at Sacrewell Farm. Why not come and say hi. We are doing Blacksmithing tasters. The Forge is also open so come and
CAN YOU HELP??? We continue to build an online archive to Spalding Flower Parade. The collection can be seen by clicking HERE We have succeeded in
Reference Number Doc Number Title Year Publication Author AG1 cbf009 A Journal 1811 The Diary of a Lincolnshire Farmer’s Daughter 2005 Audrey & philip Walker
Bridge House West at Sutton Bridge is a Grade II listed building described as a lodge. It was built in the mid 19th century at
1950s and a Tarmac Machine working in Hall place to replace cobbles with Tarmac. Source Spalding in the Fifties
There is written evidence to suggest that there was a chapel here in 1259, when the Prior of Spalding and the Vicar of Moulton took issue
