Moulton Station
Map showing Moulton Station Moulton Station – Mobile Crane for heavy loads Moulton Station on the platform looking towards Spalding Moulton Station and sidings Boxes of flowers awaiting shipment Moulton…
Map showing Moulton Station Moulton Station – Mobile Crane for heavy loads Moulton Station on the platform looking towards Spalding Moulton Station and sidings Boxes of flowers awaiting shipment Moulton…
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 and – Thomas of Moulton….
…handling their goods. Right up until closure the agriculture machinery of Pettit’s of Moulton, sent out regular consignments from the local station, such as trailers being loaded onto the wagons….
…long platform for a small station. Map showing Moulton Station Moulton Station and sidings Moulton Station on the platform looking towards Spalding Moulton Station – Mobile Crane for heavy loads…
Extract taken from Aspects of Spalding Villages by Michael J Elsden. Moulton Church before restoration 1867 On the 29th January, 1867, the vicar of Moulton, the Rev. J. Jackson wrote…
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 the village of Moulton, on…
…1867 Thomas of Moulton by Nancy Snowdon Moulton abstracted from Aspect of Spalding About Moulton by Nancy Snowden Elloe Stone Moulton Mill Moulton Grammar School Moulton Maps Old Spaldonians and…
…grown, the traffic from some of these stations was very heavy. The quantity of agricultural produce of all kinds sent from the three stations Kirton, Algarkirk and Surfleet, in a…
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 with Sir Thomas de…
OLD SPALDONIANS AND MOULTONIANS ASSOCIATION 1923 – 1995 By HERBERT WALKER Old Spaldonians & Moultonians Association — the early years The Old Spaldonians’ Association came into being in 1923. It…
…station, but the Drove does. Perhaps the station was named after the Drove. If you know of any other theories, please comment below! Of the three stations, Twenty station was…
…produced concrete signal posts, sleepers, window frames, station nameboards (like the ones that used to be on Twenty station) and many other items such as the rounded blocks used on…
The village postman, Station Road, Moulton. Photo dated as early 1900’s. Can anyone help identify the name of the postman ? The Post Office in Moulton probably opened on the…
…in the 3 hatchments are attributed to the Bolton family, important landowners in the Moulton area during the 18th/19th century. These were hung outside the home of the deceased to…
…the 21st November 2011 the sails were finally hoisted into position making Moulton Mill the tallest windmill in the UK. For more details of the Mill follow this link: http://www.moultonwindmill.co.uk/…
A colour photo by A. Lambert showing a view of the Tulip Fields at Moulton. In the rear is Moulton Village, The Church and Windmill. Click on image to enlarge…
Photo of a station worker with his railway horse at Surfleet Railway Station, early 1900’s The horse was a shunting horse, and there were stables at the Station itself. What…
Cowbit Railway Station seen from a passing train. Photo undated. Cowbit Station opened in 1867, it was on the March to Spalding line. The line was originally part of the…
…will form part of the artwork shown in the sketch. Pinchbeck Pumping Installation 3D Model of Pinchbeck Pumping Station 3D Model of Moulton Mill…