
Holbeach Station was on the joint Midland & Great Northern line from Saxby to Sutton Bridge and South Lynn, The station closed in 1959 but

A photo of the Holbeach Station Signal Box. Click on image to enlarge
Midlands and Great Northern Joint Railway Holbeach Station This is now the site of a Garage, also a coal yard. The Staton House, Station Buildings,

Horse and cart belonging to Mr J T Ward of Holbeach Marsh seen at Holbeach Railway Station in 1922. Click on image to enlarge

A view of Holbeach Railway Station in 1958 showing a train approaching the Station. This Station closed on 2 March 1959.

A view of Holbeach Railway Station in 1959, taken from the train to Spalding.  The station opened on 15 November 1858, and closed on 2

SPALDING train station opened to the travelling public on October 17, 1848. The Great Northern Railway’s loop line between Peterborough, Spalding, Boston, and Lincoln

Postcard with a view of Gedney Station. Published by E.R.Swain, Printer & Bookseller, Holbeach. Â Dated 1910 Click on image to enlarge

A view of The Chequers Hotel, Holbeach. Outside is their wedding brougham and station waggon. At the time a Morris Turner was the proprietor. Click

This aerial photo of Holbeach shows a view of the Town with the Railway Station & Goods Yard seen clearly. This view is from the

THE HISTORY OF THE PARISH AND CHURCH OF GEDNEY LINCOLNSHIRE BY T. WILLS, FR.G.S. THE HISTORY OF THE PARISH AND CHURCH OF OF GEDNEY HOLLAND,
My grandfather Charles Edward Smith who lived at Monks House and who served in the tank regiment in world war 1 was an officer in
Part One: Part Two: Part One: So, what year were you born? Glynis Overson: Unfortunately, 1947. Okay, what was it like when you were a
Video archive showing life in South Holland. Please let us know if you have other videos and links to be added. Opening of the Coronation
History The purpose of the timeline is record notable dates in history for South Holland and its people. It will also link to resources held

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
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John Tippler has put some of his memories down on paper for readers to enjoy. In the 1930s and 40s, the town functioned mainly through
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