Millie Millicent Parkinson – Morris Oxford
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 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
History The purpose of the timeline is record notable dates in history for South Holland and its people. It will also link to resources held
Home Stuart Henderson has created a fantastic collection of publications explain the environs of South Holland. This is a catalogue of his publications. View articles
Home This section of the website gives access to the heritage database by selecting the categories below. Main Categories Full List Main Categories Agriculture and
St Mary’s one of the finest 13th Century early English Churches in Lincolnshire This book describes the growth of the church in Weston over its
I don’t know if this has been seen on here before. I found this in the baptism records of St Mary and St Nicholas Church
Here is our latest virtual tour of St Nicolas Church developed by our young volunteer Georgie:- This Grade I listed building is the only brick-built
Settlement and naming of (Long) Sutton The area around what is now the small town of Long Sutton in south east Lincolnshire was once a
The sequence above uses a 360 degree camera to photograph the inside of the building and then link together to create a tour. Click on
“An island in a sea of flowers ” is not too poetic a description of Spalding in its principal harvest time. For its harvests are
St Margaret’s Quadring – the history Our church stands next to the school in isolation from the village. It is dedicated to St Margaret of
Cowbit was, in ancient times, a hamlet of Spalding and so had to contribute to the upkeep of the Priory. In fact, it was about a
Welcome to Fleet Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene Tradition holds the monks of Castle Acre in Norfolk built Fleet Church. The church was a
It’s common in South Holland to see fields bordered by drainage ditches and rivers with embankments on each side to protect the surrounding farmland. Early
This article was written in 1962. By S. W. WOODWARD – Past Librarian of the Spalding Gentlemen’s Society. EXCEPT for the Royal Society, the oldest
This Grade I listed building is the only brick-built pre-Reformation church of such completeness in Lincolnshire, and one of only six in England having brick
Fairyland of Flowers by Charles Ekberg – Lincolnshire Life Spring 1962 FROM the industrial north of Lincolnshire where steelmaking and fishing flourish only a few
Position: Queen‘s Bank Crossroads, 2 /‘2 miles south of Cowbit Map Ref: TF 260/149 – Access: Via the A1073 Spalding-Crowland road. The Cross stands on
OLD SPALDONIANS AND MOULTONIANS ASSOCIATION 1923 – 1995 By HERBERT WALKER Old Spaldonians & Moultonians Association — the early years The Old Spaldonians’ Association came
Reference Number Doc Number Title Year Publication Author LC1 cbf002 A Century of Achievement The Story of Lincoln Co-operative Society 1960’s Frank Brukshaw & Duncan