Dubber, Baton, Millson from Donington
Comment from a Facebook contributor. My grandmother Alice Gertrude Dubber nee Barton was born in Donington in 1894 and she lived in Malting Lane. Her
Comment from a Facebook contributor. My grandmother Alice Gertrude Dubber nee Barton was born in Donington in 1894 and she lived in Malting Lane. Her
We look back at the Free Press in the final year of The Great War – 1918
Pinchbeck Mills were to be restarted it was announced, to the delight of an enthusiastic meeting in Spalding.
The History of Mills and Milling Talk by Geoff Lee Admission £2.00 on the night Friday 29 May, 2015 7.30 p.m. St John’s Church Lounge,
The Millstone was situated on St Thomas Road. This pub closed in 1970 and was demolished in 2000 for access to a supermarket car park.
This post is an extract from Lincolnshire Windmills a contemporary survey by Peter Dolman. It was published by Lincolnshire County Council in the mid 1980’s.
Thanks to Keith Seaton for memories. Cycling down Spalding Common road last week I was sad to see the site where the Windmill had been
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,
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
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This is Tears Garage back in 1938 when it was Leesons Garage. It was later owned by Usher and Silvesters. The group are from left
I know that this picture is already on here somewhere but as it’s such a nice one and there are lots of new members I
The National Archives at Kew has a Foreign Office Inspection Report from 1947, which lists all the prisoner-of-war camps that were in the UK at
June Spouncer – I am in touch with the Wainwright Children of Fred and Grace who lived there in the 50s and early 60s –
Tiddy Mun was a legendary bog spirit in Lincolnshire, England, who was believed to have the ability to control the waters and mists of The
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A charming antique road map taken from “Britannia Depicta” engraved by Emanuel Bowen (see below) and published in 1736 – see frontispiece, not includedThe map
“An island in a sea of flowers ” is not too poetic a description of Spalding in its principal harvest time. For its harvests are
