Anglo-Saxon Surfleet
The River Glen The Fenlands around The Wash were inhospitable areas of wetland, and the only sure and (relatively) safe way to navigate them was
The River Glen The Fenlands around The Wash were inhospitable areas of wetland, and the only sure and (relatively) safe way to navigate them was
For anyone interested in population changes over history, here are the high-level figures from the 1931 Census, with a comparison to the previous census in
This article is taken from the ‘Spalding Free Press Yearbook and Almanack for 1939,’ published in 1940. It gives its readers a set of ‘A.R.P.
Thomas of Moulton Mention Moulton to Lincolnshire people and they will tell you about John Harrox and his school, the twelfth century church, the mill
The Bridge was outside Chain Bridge Forge. In the 1920s Mr George Dodd the blacksmith became the harbourmaster and he had the cranking handle in
Scan copy of the book. This is the Preface. If from these pages the dwellers in the fen-land village of Gosberton can be induced to
Ivan Bateman : “It is apparent from reading the newspaper reports from the time that preparations for War were in full swing well before
Vintage Tractor Magazine – May 2010 issue – © Stuart Gibbard Tulips and Tractors The history of Spalding Flower Parade – the showcase of the
June Spouncer – I am in touch with the Wainwright Children of Fred and Grace who lived there in the 50s and early 60s –
Kate Chapman, former deputy editor Spalding Guardian & Lincolnshire Free Press * My grandfather used to live down Alexandra Road, in Spalding, so parade day
Tippler’s Memories: My first job in Spalding – part one Spalding Voice 31/12/2019 John Tippler returns with some of his memories for readers to enjoy.
Part One: Part Two: Part One: So, what year were you born? Glynis Overson: Unfortunately, 1947. Okay, what was it like when you were a
Who we are In this privacy policy references to “we”, “us” and “our” are to Chain Bridge Forge. References to “our Website” or “the Website”
Who we are In this privacy policy references to “we”, “us” and “our” are to Chain Bridge Forge. References to “our Website” or “the Website”
The Welland & Deepings Internal Drainage Board was formed in 1973 by the amalgamation of four adjoining Boards: Deeping Fen Spalding & Pinchbeck, Maxey,  North
Plan Your Visit to Chain Bridge Forge Opening Times – See the Events page. There are two public car parks within 5 minutes walk of
Become a Forge Volunteer Chain Bridge Forge is a volunteer-led organisation who without their support the Museum would not survive. Volunteers make a great contribution
Geoff Taylor and Geoff Dodd Interview on Tulip Radio Chris Carter: . . .Geoff Taylor and Geoff Dodd who are concerned with the forge in
Note click on photo to enlarge. George Adams is a well-established family-run firm of butchers in Spalding, Lincolnshire. George, was born in 1882 and started off
Bartholomews Gazateer of the British Isles lists Saracen’s Head as a hamlet 2 miles north-west of Holbeach, Lincolnshir’e — with Post Office. The main road