
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

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,

Report of Flood 1947 within The River Welland and South Holland pt1 Report of Flood 1947 within The River Welland and South Holland pt2 Report

Report of Flood 1947 within The River Welland and South Holland pt1 Report of Flood 1947 within The River Welland and South Holland pt2 Report

Reports on R Welland and Deeping Fen pt 4 Reports on R Welland and Deeping Fen pt 3 Reports on R Welland and Deeping Fen
William Chapman Letter on the Projected Change of the River Welland 1814 W H Wheeler Press Cuttings from the ‘Mercury’ pt1 W H Wheeler Press

High Bridge over the River Welland back in the days when the river was still tidal. The picture comes from Keith Seaton book Spalding &

Stewart Pearson – This photo was taken by Les Pruden for the Guardian/Free Press on the last day of school holidays 1957 near West Elloe
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