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Thefts, Death and Fights at Punch Bowl Pub – Spalding

The earliest reference I can find is from Stamford Mercury in November 1770 where it was written - Whereas a Gelding was left, on the 15th day of August last, with a saddle, bridle and pad, at the hou ...

Murder in Spalding

In November 1830 two young boatman James Tomlinson and James Munton were passing the Angel public-house in Double Street, Spalding when they made some observation to a man named Richard Cross. Richard ...

Duke of Cambridge – Gosberton

Protection Inn

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Quadring Pubs

The Red Cow pub (now the Curry Inn) in 1901, looking up Town Drove from Watergate:

Crowland’s Reform Street

When this road was first named Reform Street, it was to commemorate the passing of the Reform Act in 1832. The Act was first mentioned back in 1830. Most of its buildings were erected before 1841. ...

Black Bull – Donington

Cock and Magpie Inn

A nice image of Gedney Road, Long Sutton. In the distance is the sign for the Cock and Magpie Inn. This grade II listed pub is now in residential use.

Listed Buildings in South Holland

What Are Listed Buildings? A listed building in the United Kingdom is a building which has been placed on the Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. There ...

Old Saracens Head Pub

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