Doctor Frank Husband-Clutton
Andrew Smalley writes – Throughout this coming month, we will be focusing on Doctor Frank Husband-Clutton, particularly on his story, his life in Crowland, and how later in his life…
Andrew Smalley writes – Throughout this coming month, we will be focusing on Doctor Frank Husband-Clutton, particularly on his story, his life in Crowland, and how later in his life…
…a Memorial to those local people who died in the First World War. Their names, together with those who died in WWII, are on tablets at either side of the…
The Forge and High St in 1964 The Forge The Forge in the early 1970’s Horses being shod at the Forge 1940’s George…
…bay for vessels which do not come in stern first. The new port, costing some El 0m, was opened in 1978 amid considerable public interest. The largest addition to the…
I have searched high and low for a picture of kids cart or trolley to explain to my grandchildren what we did when we were kids. Here is a fantastic…
Difficult to imagine today that Berrills was situated on the river bank next to High Bridge. Can anyone describe the inside of the shop? What did it sell on each…
…to its parapet, has early English lower stages and a perpendicular upper stage. The nave arcades and chancel are built in the Decorated style. During the 1890 rebuilding, a brass…
St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Gosberton Standing pride of place on the altar in the Lady Chapel is a cast of ‘Virgin and Child’ from a relief made by…
1966 Tulip Parade. This is the Lowland Bulb Company float as it passes through the town towards High Bridge…
St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Gosberton What is a Clerestory? Above the north and south arcades are short walls, each studded with eight windows, spanning the length of the…
…thought we would take our Portable Forge out to Bicker Steam Fair. Why not come and join us. The Forge in High St, Spalding will also be open on Sunday….
…a centre of production and innovation that exported work across the whole of the east midlands and southeast. Stylistically, the cross slab probably dates to the later part of the…
…in line with the High Altar, bearing an image of a flagon in the centre ( representative of the concentrated wine) on the left are sheaves of wheat and a…
St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Gosberton How old is the lectern? This lectern has stood here since 1896, when it was donated to the church by a Mr. and…
…church it was identified, in 2006, as being of exceptionally fine 13th century work with detailed and elaborate high relief carving, by Dr Aleksander McClain, a lecturer of the Depatment…
…of Louth, which included the entire rebuilding of the outer walls. The arcades are supported by octagonal oak piers, and the roof by Perpendicular style tie-beams. The stained glass east…
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Robert Collins who had been Curate at St. Mary’s between 1802- 1811, died 25th January 1812, aged 51, had this 12 feet high, stone pyramid monument, adorned with emblems of…
…directly in line with the High Altar, bearing an image of a flagon in the centre (representative of the concentrated wine) on the left are sheaths of wheat and a…
St. Bartholomew’s Church – West Pinchbeck The Church’s foundation stone was laid on 24th August 1848 the feast of St Bartholomew. The ceremonial trowel presented to Canon Wayet, the founder,…
