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 ...
To the lovely gentleman who tells us so much local history...
We had the good fortune to meet a gentleman who was born in our house at the turn of the century. We are now known as Somersby House bu ...
The Lord Nelson Inn was situated at 11 Chapel Street. This was a Soames Brewery pub that was sold to Steward & Patteson in 1949. Closed 5th May 1958, it is now used as a private house.
White Lion a while back. Probably from the 1940s. It was closed before my time I think but looks a lovely grand pub. The windows almost look like they have moustaches! From Facebook
