Mud and Stud Building near Spalding
The building was photographed by Frank Parkinson c 1900. His photograph collection is in the care of Spalding Gentlemen Society. The building was constructed by mud and stud and note…
The building was photographed by Frank Parkinson c 1900. His photograph collection is in the care of Spalding Gentlemen Society. The building was constructed by mud and stud and note…
This photo shows us the removal of the cattle pens in the Sheep Market, Spalding in 1938. Seen in the rear of the photo is the old Regent Cinema. Click…
A view along Winsover Road, Spalding. The telegraph pole you see is near to where Gibbons cycles is today. Exact year unknown. Click on image to enlarge…
A Guinness Float seen at the Spalding Flower Parade. But what year ? Click on image to enlarge …
The Peacock Inn, Pinchbeck Road, Spalding. Photo dated 1951 The Peacock back in then was the smaller building on the right. To the left was the offices of Armstrong &…
A view of the Sheep Market, Spalding, as seen from the Regent Cinema. Dated 1950. Click on image to enlarge…
A group portrait of an orchestra and choir on stage in a large hall, possibly the Spalding Corn Exchange. Chairs are set out in the auditorium as for a concert….
An advert for William Groom, timber slate and building material merchant of South Holland Saw Mills, Spalding. Click on image to enlarge…
A view of Spalding’s Market place, Possibly 1930’s or 40’s Click on image to enlarge…
This advert dating from 1965 is for Berrills of Spalding. Who remembers shopping here and what the store was like both inside and out ? Click on image to enlarge…
The photograph also shows a very different range of shops in Hall Place, Spalding. Plus another view of Hall Place. Shows the roundabout, Law’s the butcher’s and the White Swan…
A photo of the interior of the Church of the immaculate conception and St Norbert, Spalding. Dated 1920 Click on image to enlarge…
…have created a link to their webpage so that they can be shared on our website. To view the images click here To read more resources about Spalding click here…
This is a reprint of an article which appeared in “The Lincolnshire Magazine” It gives an interesting overview of the society. Click on the link below: Spalding Gentlemens Society –…
A photo showing Cattle been sold in New Road, Spalding. In the rear of the photo you can see the original Turners Fish & Chip shop. …
A view of London Road, Spalding dated around 1900. While the layout and buildings are pretty much still the same today, as you can see the road was not as…
A multiview postcard showing four views around Spalding. Click on image to enlarge…
Newspaper cutting about the Prize winning Boar named “Turk”, owned by Mr A.W.White of Spalding Click on image to enlarge…
A splendid Valentines postcard, showing a view of the front of Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding. …
This lovely engraving dating from 1836 shows a view from London Road, Spalding, looking over the River Welland towards Ayscoughfee with the Parish Church seen in the background. In the…
