
Gedney Church End
Mr Wakefield – This is a postcard by H. Coates of Wisbech. Unposted but I would think it is around the 1930s. Would be interesting

Mr Wakefield – This is a postcard by H. Coates of Wisbech. Unposted but I would think it is around the 1930s. Would be interesting

These photographs are from the Historic England website They charge for copies of these pictures. So i have created a link to their webpage so
St Mary Magdalene Church, Gedney Exterior of Gedney Church (photos by David Brennan) CLICK IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW 360 TOUR HISTORY: Gedney (or Gadenai in 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,
St Mary Magdalene Church, Gedney Exterior of Gedney Church (photos by David Brennan) CLICK IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW 360 TOUR HISTORY: Gedney (or Gadenai in the

Dawsmere church interior, from a vintage postcard circa 1900-1930. I have to confess I’ve never been inside so I’m not sure if it differs much

Described as the “The Cathedral of the Fens”. The Church has its origins in the late 13th Century when Gedney was a thriving port and

Children stand in the road by the old school, Church Street, Gedney Dawsmere.

Christ Church, Gedney Dawsmere. Parish church built in 1869, of yellow and red brick. Link to Lincs To The Past click HERE note also related information

We have a new contributor Andrew Bowell and this is his post. The village of Gedney Hill grew up in the 1200’s, and history books

A photo of The Church at Gedney Dawsmere. Christ Church.as its known was built in 1869. Click on image to enlarge

Fleet Baptist Church Old Main Road Fleet Hargate Spalding Lincolnshire PE12 8LL A few details about the church and its background as you look around
South Holland Historic Churches Using the Map Click on the red hotspots and this will take you to the latest tours Click on green hotspots
Churches In the coming months, we propose to create virtual tours for all of the historic churches in Spalding. Click on the links below and

Barry Richmond contribution – Mother and Daughter working at Scrimshaws picking daffs with Gedney school and Church in background 1963 or 1964

This little book details the churches between and Pinchbeck to Long Sutton. The was white, W E Foster, FSA in 1912 It includes the following
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