The Bull-nosed Morris Oxford I posted here before about my grandfather’s Aunt Millie: Millicent Parkinson, who remained unmarried and stayed at home to look after

THE PRIORY PRISON The monk’s dormitory has been converted into cottages which stand in Abbey Yard. They are of old brick with Gothic windows and stone

This booklet was written by Charles Brears in support of a lecture given to the Spalding Gentlemen’s Society. Click HERE to read the booklet.
Richard Buck in his dissertation explores the demise of this once important building in Spalding. click on the link to read the article The Demise of
Click on the link to read the article:Â AOS D 0055 Spalding Priory

The Priory once held an important place within the town of Spalding for nearly five hundred years, its influence being felt upon many levels of
Cowbit Saint Mary’s Parish Church St. Mary’s Church, Cowbit Our Church is Grade 1 listed and built in Perpendicular style. The settlement of Cowbit can
St Mary’s Church, Weston CLICK IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW 360 TOUR HISTORY: St Mary’s Church in Weston is one of the finest 13th Century early
This small book has been written to give you a background to the history of the Church of St. Gilbert and St Hugh, Gosberton Clough,

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
St Mary Magdalene Church, Fleet Exterior of Fleet Church (photos by David Brennan) CLICK IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW 360 TOUR HISTORY: This Anglican parish church
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

In the years between 1934 and 1939, at the height of the depression, over 1100 small-holdings were established within 26 settlements around the country. This

Monks House The history of Monks House is some what vague. Standing beside the Bourne Rd., about one and a half miles west of Spalding,

This church stands next to Quadring school in isolation from the village, and is dedicated to Saint Margaret of Antioch. A church has stood
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