Art Exhibition in Chestnut Ave Ayscoughfee
This image shows an open air art exhibition at Chestnut Walk, the side of Ayscoughfee, Spalding. The paintings were suspended on lengths of chain. Dated
This image shows an open air art exhibition at Chestnut Walk, the side of Ayscoughfee, Spalding. The paintings were suspended on lengths of chain. Dated
images of Ayscoughfee Hall showing railings before there removal for the war effort.
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Ayscoughfee Hall is a unique survivor of a family house from the mid-15th century. Ayscoughfee Hall dates from the mid-15th century and is a Grade
This little booklet I think written in the early 1900’s and details the history of the building and has a poem written by Rd. Harris
The gardens are different today but still lovely
A postcard published by Beales & Son showing Ayscoughfee Hall and barges on the River Welland
Damage in Ayscoughfee gardens after it was bombed on the afternoon of 2nd Aug 1942. This shows the bowling green this is now the peace
Early Frith’s postcard showing a view of Ayscoughfee Memorial Garden, Spalding.
Did you know that our War Memorial has been listed by Historic England at the highest level, grade I, It was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens
