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
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
This is a new photo that I haven’t seen before. It shows the High St in Spalding (Welland House in the background, Rear of Chain
Click on the picture to enlarge Hollywood House was on the High St approximately where the Services Club is
A nice image of Cley Hall, High Street, Spalding taken in 1941. Cley Hall was built in 1754 by Theophilus Buckworth, Lord of the Manor
Thanks to David Gray for posting photo
A colour postcard showing a view of the River Welland with the High Street on the left. Dated as 1911 Click on image to enlarge
A lovely view on this postcard taken from High Bridge, with the High Street on the right & the old warehouses on the left. Click
The offices of G.H Birch, High Street, Spalding showing Chiselhurst’s next door. Dated early 1930’s Click on image to enlarge
A view of the River Welland and High Street, Spalding. To the left you can see Plowman’s Mill, and on the right in the distance
To read the full report. Click on the link: AOS D 0032 2and 3HighStreet_Spalding_annotated
The tall building to the right is that of Johnson Bros Ironmongers, and this stood on the land opposite side of the road to the
A huge thanks to Richard Baker for sharing this home video filmed in January 1987, when the snowfall in Gosberton was so bad that the
A huge thanks to Richard Baker for sharing this home video filmed in January 1987, when the snowfall in Gosberton was so bad that the
It was not until the end of the Second World War that the scale of enemy attacks in Spalding and the surrounding area finally became
St Mary’s Church, Weston CLICK IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW 360 TOUR HISTORY: St Mary’s Church in Weston is one of the finest 13th Century early
THE HISTORY OF THE PARISH AND CHURCH OF GEDNEY LINCOLNSHIRE BY T. WILLS, FR.G.S. THE HISTORY OF THE PARISH AND CHURCH OF OF GEDNEY HOLLAND,
This is an extract from “About Moulton” by Nancy Snowdon The site of Thomas’s castle, a natural looking mound, is some three kilometree out of
Extract taken from Aspects of Spalding Villages by Michael J Elsden. On the 29th January, 1867, the vicar of Moulton, the Rev. J. Jackson wrote
