Recollections of the Land Settlement at Low Fulney by Monica Ilett
In the years between 1934 and 1939, at the height of the depression, over 1100 small-holdings were established within 26 settlements around the country. This
In the years between 1934 and 1939, at the height of the depression, over 1100 small-holdings were established within 26 settlements around the country. This
The Land Settlement Association (LSA) was a UK Government scheme set up in 1934 to re-settle unemployed workers from depressed industrial areas, particularly from North-East England and Wales. Between 1934
An extensive band of silt and clay accumulated along the southern coastline of The Wash in the 200 years following the Roman occupation (between 400-600AD).
Throughout the Bronze Age (2500BC – 750BC), and indeed ever since the end of the last Ice Age (10,000BC) the area around the southern end
Ivan Bateman : “It is apparent from reading the newspaper reports from the time that preparations for War were in full swing well before
June Spouncer – I am in touch with the Wainwright Children of Fred and Grace who lived there in the 50s and early 60s –
Comment from Facebook- i used to deliver meat to houses in the mid sixties the carrier bike was very heavy one gear and rod brakes
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THE PRIORY PRISON The monk’s dormitory has been converted into cottages which stand in Abbey Yard. They are of old brick with Gothic windows and stone
Cowbit Saint Mary’s Parish Church St. Mary’s Church, Cowbit Our Church is Grade 1 listed and built in Perpendicular style. The settlement of Cowbit can
The River Glen The Fenlands around The Wash were inhospitable areas of wetland, and the only sure and (relatively) safe way to navigate them was
For most of history, the area covered by Little Sutton parish lay in a shallow sea, but by Anglo Saxon times the sea had receded
St Mary’s Church, Weston CLICK IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW 360 TOUR HISTORY: St Mary’s Church in Weston is one of the finest 13th Century early
This small book has been written to give you a background to the history of the Church of St. Gilbert and St Hugh, Gosberton Clough,
By – ALAN K JAMES – Note: This document will be updated by Mr James prior to Flinders re internment in July 2024. PRODUCED FOR
This is an extract from “About Moulton” by Nancy Snowdon The site of Thomas’s castle, a natural looking mound, is some three kilometree out of
Thomas of Moulton Mention Moulton to Lincolnshire people and they will tell you about John Harrox and his school, the twelfth century church, the mill
Twenty has been the topic of a once famous railway riddle: How many stations are there between Bourne and Spalding? Twenty is a small village
A History of Sutton Bridge – 1745 to the Present Day Peter Clery 1745 – 1814 The South Sea bubble was a financial scandal in
Huge thanks to Mr Middleton for delivering the latest copy of the The Bridge – Handbook of Sutton Bridge. This is a very impressive publication