Dawsmere church
Not the best picture of its type but an old photographic postcard of Dawsmere Church that I thought was worth sharing. From sometime in the
Not the best picture of its type but an old photographic postcard of Dawsmere Church that I thought was worth sharing. From sometime 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
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
A photo of The Church at Gedney Dawsmere. Christ Church.as its known was built in 1869. Click on image to enlarge
A photo of some early cars parked on the roadside at Gedney Dawsmere. The first car is owned by Mr A. E. Holbourn of Gedney
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,
Robert Newberry remembers When my Mum and Dad lived in Gedney Drove End in the late 1980’s, early 1990’s, I can remember there were two
This section gives access to the heritage information which has been filed by the location. By clicking on the designated box it will take you
I was given this article to publish on our website. I believe it was written by Mr Garfoot. I hope he will be pleased to
Reference Number Doc Number Title Year Publication Author LC1 cbf002 A Century of Achievement The Story of Lincoln Co-operative Society 1960’s Frank Brukshaw & Duncan
This photograph comes form a booklet called “Dawsmere ” The Story of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Gedney Drove End. The most recent book to our
