The White Hart Hotel
The White Hart Hotel This plan shows the layout of the old White Hart Hotel which is situated to the side of the Red Lion Quarter.
The White Hart Hotel This plan shows the layout of the old White Hart Hotel which is situated to the side of the Red Lion Quarter.
The view down Hole in the Wall Passage showing what was supposed to be part of the Priory Wall. Sadly all that is left is
This was written by G.C.H Smith in 1966 The most interesting building in many of these villages is the Church and so it is with
This extract comes from “Historic Spalding” by Graham C H Smith in 1966 and records his knowledge at this time. This chapel, dedicated to St.
Note: This is an extract from “Historic Spalding” it was written by Graham C. H. Smith in 1966. It is a record of the Spalding
Did you know – A Love Lane is often found in close proximity to a church and refers to love of the Almighty and was
These photographs are from the Historic England website They charge for copies of these pictures. So i have created a link to their webpage so
A real photo postcard showing a view looking towards the Johnson Hospital and St Peters Church in Priory Road, Spalding. Â Undated. Extract taken from Lincs
By Jack Yates and Henry Thorold Approx 1965 With Richard Wilson using the Shell Guides for his drive around England I thought it would be
A photograph by Roy Harrison showing a view of the Pied Calf Pub & Priors Oven, Spalding. Click on image to enlarge
This photo shows the old Abbey buildings in Spalding getting thatched in the 1960’s. This row of cottages in Priory Road are said to be constructed out
This Valentines Series Postcard is titled ” Old Gaol, Spalding “. The Gaol or Priors Oven as its better known as in recent times, was
This tinted postcard shows a view of The Parish Church dedicated to St. Mary and St. Nicholas in Spalding.  It was originally a Benedictine priory, founded in
Research into the history of this blacksmith’s forge has indicated that a forge existed on the site in about 1750, however records and the current
This postcard shows a view of the river through Deeping St James, with Manor House to the left. Manor House is a large stone building.
Hilkiah Burgess watercolour off the remains of the Porta Maxima the main entrance to the Priory which stood at the corner of the Sheep Market leading into
Pat Wensor – Another Hilkiah Burgess watercolour from 1820, entitled “The Gore” (SGS collection). I’m pretty certain that this was pulled down to make way
British Library material on Spalding and South Holland  The following is a search conducted of the material at British Library which relates to Spalding
