BURROW’S POINTER GUIDE MAP of Spalding 1960 ish?
“An island in a sea of flowers ” is not too poetic a description of Spalding in its principal harvest time. For its harvests are
“An island in a sea of flowers ” is not too poetic a description of Spalding in its principal harvest time. For its harvests are
We look back to the Lincs Free Press of this week 100 years ago… The passing of the old year and the advent of 1918
Cover picture is a copy of Stukeley’s original drawing Lincolnshire Notes & Queries. Volume 4 No 26 – page 33 – April 1894 NOTES. HOLBEACH
This image shows the High Street running along the centre of the photo and at the far side of the river. You can make out
FOLKLORE ON FRIDAY – The Tale of the Holbeach Gamesters Once upon a time, not so long ago, decks of cards were referred to as
Not many people will say they haven’t heard the name ‘Sir Halley Stewart’. Spalding has a playing field and football ground named after him. But
High Bridge, Spalding. The river looks as though it is still tidal
High Bridge over the River Welland back in the days when the river was still tidal. The picture comes from Keith Seaton book Spalding &
Remember the spire in our post about the top of Pinchbeck Rd. Click HERE Well here is the explanation. The Free Church of England movement
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Although hundreds of people drove to the Show from east, west, north, and south, undoubtedly the greater number passed along the route from the railway
Position: One mile north-east of Moulton Map Ref: TF 313/247 Access: Down Spalding Gate, off the north side of the A151. The stone is situated
The Forge will be open on Sunday come and see the Blacksmith at work, even have a go. 3D printing will also be in full
I was given this article to publish on our website. I believe it was written by Mr Garfoot. I hope he will be pleased to
Spalding’s Port Flourished In the early 18th century Spalding had a flourishing port. Barges from Spalding carried grocery goods, timber, tar and other commodities from
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
Halmer Grange stood on the site of what is now the High School. It was said to have been one of Spalding’s oldest buildings. Through
“SPALDING FLOWER PARADEÂ 1959 – 2013” A NEW BOOK has been created and published by Bryan Simpson telling the story of the 55 years of