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What’s in a Name? Sir Richard Winfrey – a man who made such a difference

This article is written by Zoe Myall for Spalding Guardian In the third of our series of features focussing on the people behind some of our area’s famous names, this time we look at the ‘Winfr…
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Spalding in 1834 an engraving by O N Simpson

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Aerial Photo of High St Spalding

This photograph was taken from David Gray Facebook page and it shows the High St in Spalding about 1930s is the guess. What it also appears to show is flag pole on the river bank outside Chain Bridge …
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This little town went to market

  Tim Machin, chairman of Long Sutton and District Civic Society, supports the case for Long Sutton historic market. Just when things seem to be going well, some new controversy rai…
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Sutton Bridge Swing Bridge and Docks

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HOLBEACH HIGH CROSS

Cover picture is a copy of Stukeley's original drawing Lincolnshire Notes & Queries. Volume 4 No 26 – page 33 – April 1894 NOTES. HOLBEACH HIGH CR0SS.—The scholarly author of Murray's …
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Aerial Photo of Spalding from 1930

This image shows the High Street running along the centre of the photo and at the far side of the river. You can make out Birch's black warehouse by the riverside to the right/middle of the photo and …
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Crowland War Memorial

The Crowland War Memorial was unveiled on November 28th 1920 and was reported as follows: “The Crowland War Memorial erected in the Old Market Place, was unveiled on Sunday afternoon, in the presen…
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The Sessions House – Spalding

The attachment details the workings of the old Sessions House in Spalding. Click on the link to read the article Sessions House…
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WDIDB – Pinchbeck Engine in 1940

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