
The Wash is a bay on the East coast of England between the Counties of Lincolnshire and Norfolk. It is a unique area of relatively

Pat Wensor says – Found this amazing 1921 photo today in the Spalding Gentlemen’s Society Museum (open Tues-Sat 10.00-16.00) The old building that was opposite
MAP NAVIGATION INSTRUCTIONS  1. Click on the green arrow button to start the map 2. Close the message box that pops up to gain access to

This photo shows one of the dredgers employed in improving the navigability of the River Welland between Spalding and the Wash. Dated around 1930ish. Thanks

Just found this in my photo files that will bring back memories to many on this site, Spalding Sugar Beet factory before the silos were

Source: Roy Ashton Click here to find out more about the windmill

A view down the river Welland showing a vessel and in the distance a building with a large chimney that would be the Holbeach Road,

We look back to the Spalding Guardian of 50 years ago. Lorry driver James Douglas Elmas, of 85 Gate House, Long Sutton, had a
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