Heritage Open Days 2012 Heritage Open Days 2013

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritage11 Brinkhill11a St Philip’s Church, Brinkhill. LN11 8QXWCA Brinkhill ChildhoodSaturday and Sunday, 14.00 – 17.00A narrative of an idyllic childhood played out around Granny’s cottage, corner house, one-up-onedownand the barns in and around Brinkhill village in the Lincolnshire Wolds. Descriptions of buildingmaterials used (including an old army hut!).12 Caistor12a Meet at the Market Place, Caistor, LN7 6TUWCCaistor Heritage WalksSaturday only, 10.00 and 13.00 (Walk lasts approximately 2 hours)Bookings in adavance contact: Helen Pitman: 01472 851679.Learn how history shaped the town from the Romans through to the Georgians and the IndustrialRevolution. Discover workshops mills and a variety of industries that made Caistor a thriving town innorthern Lincolnshire.13 Cleethorpes13a Cleethorpes Memorial Hall, Grimsby Road, Cleethorpes.WCDN35 8AH‘Ghosts of Our Past’Saturday only, 11.00 – 16.00A day of nostalgia about people, places and events now lost to us. Learn about the ‘Local Characters’,the buildings and the materials used to construct them and the reasons for their disappearance. Beenlightened as to the ‘ghostly activity’ of Cleethorpes and district, both past and present. Partakeof tea, coffee and our homemade cakes, served on china by our friendly attentive waitresses. Aninteresting, entertaining and informative experience awaits you! Do YOU really know your locality?14 Coningsby14a The Barn, Tumby Moorside, Coningsby, Boston.PE22 7STThe Barn next to High House Farm / Home Guard Visitors Centre.Situated just east of Coningsby on the B1192, taking left fork towards Sandy Bank.Rare ‘Listed’ Mud & Stud Barn - renovation project at Tumby MoorsideThursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10.30 – 16.00Mud & Stud Barn at Tumby Moorside - fewer than 10 surviving in Lincolnshire. See the practicalrenovation to retain this rare building. Event stewarded by EMESS - East Midlands Earth StructuresSociety. Also exhibition of Mud & Stud in Lincolnshire.15 Crowland15a St Mary, St Bartholomew and St Guthlac, East Street,Crowland. PE6 0ENWCCrowland is just off the B1073. The tower of the churchdominates the horizon for miles around.Crowland Abbey Heritage WeekendSaturday, 10.00 – 16.00 and Sunday, 13.00 – 16.00Late medieval church with magnificent fan-vaulted interior adjoined by spectacular ruins featuringfacade with intact medieval statues and lovely dogtooth arch. Peaceful setting. Unique, tri-corneredbridge nearby. Church and ruins once part of a Benedictine Abbey.16 Dembleby16a St Lucia Church, Dembleby, Lincolnshire. NG34 0ELOS ref: TF 504337. Just north of the A52.Sleaford History Group presents: “Some New Stone Chapels of the later19th century”- Part I St Lucia, DemblebySaturday only, 10.30 – 12.00(Tour at 11.00 lasts approximately ½ hour).David Bramford will show us this rare example of a Victorian Norman (rather than Gothic) church.Designed by Charles Kirk II of Sleaford1867, using some old materials. Seethe original Medieval site. See Sleafordentries for part II and III.17 Dowsby17aWCDowsby Hall,Dowsby. PE100TLAccess up Farm Lane, betweenchurch and houses in Dowsby (signsays, “Hall Farm Only”)Dowsby Hall Guided ToursSaturday and Sunday, 14.15 – 17.15(Tours every 20 mins and lastapproximately 50 mins).Bookings in avance contact:Ms Jennings: 01778 440573.Seventeenth century hall house alteredto suit eighteenth century living. Originalpanelled room, two panelled receptionrooms, fascinating cellars and remainsof long gallery above. Birthplace of “TheArchers.” Built of local limestone. Tourof the Hall includes steep stairs.Fulbeck Manor400 years of portraitsSaturday 5th October 201310.30 and 14.00Bookings in advance -contact Heritage Lincolnshire (01529) 461499Take a tour of this 16th Century Manor Houseand view its interesting collection of 400 years ofportraits of the Fane Family.Fulbeck Manor,Grantham, NG34 3JNOn site parking, refreshments,partial disabled access and toilet facilities8 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 9

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritage18 Epworth18a St Andrew’sParish Church, ChurchWCStreet, Epworth. DN9 1ESImmediately to the north of the market place.Conserving and Sharing St Andrew’sChurch, EpworthThursday, Friday, Saturday, 10.00 – 16.00 and Sunday14.00 – 16.00The church is an outstanding example of the harmoniousblend of old and new materials. It has recently reopenedfollowing an extensive re-ordering project with enhancedfacilities for appropriate community uses. Stewards will beon hand to talk to you about the church throughout the day.Grantham canal Walk HOD 2012 19 FolkinghamSt Andrew’s Church, Church Lane,Folkingham, Sleaford. NG34 0TYFolkingham Village Past and PresentSunday only, 10.00 – 16.00Walk round guide available with display by Local History Group of interesting studies of the local area.20 Gainsborough20a The Old Post Office, North Street, Gainsborough. DN21 2HSWCHealth, Hygiene & RecreationSaturday, 9.00 – 15.00, and Sunday 11.00 – 16.002013 marks 100 years of the John Coupland Hospital. Take a walk around the reconstruction of a1950s ward. Collect your prescription from a period dispensing chemist. Take a dip in Lea RoadBaths or go for a game of tennis or cricket.20b Gainsborough Old Hall, Parnell Street, Gainsborough. WCDN21 2NBBuilding a Medieval Hall and Life Within itSaturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 17.00See what life was like in a medieval hall with Lord Burgh’s Retinue and learn some of the buildingtechniques. Have a go at making a medieval tile to take home.21 Grantham21a King’s School, Church Street, Grantham. NG31 6RPO/S ref: SK 915362. Entrance from Church Street, opposite St Wulfram’s Church.Old School Room, King’s School, GranthamSaturday only, 9.30 – 14.00Isaac Newton’s name can be seen carved on a stone window sill in this mid-16th century school room.The fine Collyweston slate roof has been completely restored this year.21b Manthorpe Road, Grantham. NG31 8NFO/S ref: SK 915364 Entrance near bus stop at beginning of Manthorpe Road.Old Burial Ground, GranthamSunday only, 14.00 – 16.30This delightful, forgotten, tree-filled space was the town’s cemetery in the mid-19th century. Over 70gravestones, many of slate, can be identified. Care to be taken over uneven ground.22 Grimoldby22a St Edith’s Church, Tinkle Street, Grimoldby. LN11 8TAFrom Louth on B1200 turn left at Grimoldby & Manby crossroads, St Edith’s isdown Tinkle Street on the right.St Edith’s Parish Church, Grimoldby, Nr. LouthThursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00The Grade I listed St Edith’s Parish Church, Grimoldby with its tall tower and wide clerestoried nave is14th century and built of local greenstone and Ancaster stone. The font and internal door to the northporch are also 14th century. (Thursday Service 10:00 – 10:30. Sunday Service 11:15 – 12:15).23 Grimsby23a Grimsby Town Hall, Town Hall Square, WCGrimsby DN31 1HXGrimsby Town Hall Open DaysFriday and Saturday, 10.00 – 16.00Discover the heritage of Grimsby Town Hall built in 1863 as we celebrate 150 years of heritagein Grimsby. Explore the building to see the old police cells and magistrate’s court and Time Trapmuseum.23b St Mary on the Sea,Heneage Road, Grimsby .WCDN32 9DZSt Mary on the SeaFriday and Saturday, 11.00 – 17.00St Mary on the Sea, Grimsby. This Grade II listed Catholic church is 130 years old and is one of themost beautiful but largely unknown buildings of Grimsby. It is a hidden gem of the East Marsh.24 Gunby24a Gunby Hall & Gardens, WCGunby, Spilsby. PE23 5SSBetween Skegness and Spilsby on A158 off Gunby roundabout.Gunby Hall & Gardens Heritage Open DaySunday only, 11.00 – 17.00Gunby Hall & Gardens offer three floors of gorgeous décor and art befitting a William & Mary countryhome as well as eight acres of sumptuous gardens and delicious cakes to boot! Gardens accessiblefor wheelchair users, Hall not suitable.10 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 11

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritageHarlaxton Manor25 Harlaxton25a Harlaxton Manor,WCHarlaxton,Grantham. NG32 1QPHarlaxton Manor Heritage Open DaySunday only, tours at 13.00, 14.00, 15.00 & 16.00(Tours last approximately 2 hours).Bookings in advance contact: Ms Hollick; 01476403015.Visit Harlaxton Manor built by Gregory Gregory in the1830’s with Anthony Salvin (architect) responsiblefor the exterior. It is an exuberant merging of styleswhich must be seen to be believed; an unforgettableexperience.26 Heckington26a Heckington Windmill, Hale Road, Heckington. WCNG34 9JWHeckington WindmillSaturday and Sunday, 12.00 – 17.00Windmill open to the public with guided tours. Milling subject to repairs and wind. Demonstrations,brewery open for the sale of beer. Refreshments in the tea room. Shop open for the sale of flour,porridge and gifts.27 Heighington27a Thomas Garrett Heritage Rooms, Chapel Lane, WCHeighington, LN4 1RSSigned Heritage Rooms; ‘Chapel of Ease’ ‘Heritage Rooms’ withinvillage.Open Sessions at Thomas Garrett Heritage RoomsThursday, 9.30 – 12.00, Saturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00Ancient Chapel of Ease, Endowed Grammar School since 1620, school until 1970’s now church of StThomas and a village craft centre. Norman arch, war memorials (indoors), stained glass displays ofwork. Thursday only drop in stained glass club session.28 Holbeach28a Holbeach Cemetery Chapels, Park Road, Holbeach.PE12 7LLThe Chapels are situated in the centre of the cemetery on Park Road,Holbeach and the event will take place at the chapels.Holbeach Cemetery Chapels Open DaySunday only, 11.00 – 16.00There will be a display in the chapels and a cemetery guided walk to look at the different materialsused for gravestones and how they have weathered over the years. The Chapels are situated in thecentre of the cemetery on Park Road, Holbeach and the event will take place at the chapels.29 Holton-le-Clay29a St Peters Church, Holton le Clay. DN36 5ANWCChurch Walk leads off Tetney Lane if approaching from the east, whichis accessed from Louth Road, the main road in the village. ChurchLane is a continuation of Tetney Lane.Lincolnshire Heritage Open Days “Material Matters”Saturday only, 10.00 – 16.00Church open with toilet and refreshments. Saxon tower, later additions, “Mousey Thompson”communion rail and historical medieval font. There will be a-bring-and-buy stall on that day. All arewelcome.30 Holton-le-Moor30a The Moot Hall, Market Rasen Road, Holton le Moor, WCMarket Rasen. LN7 6AEOn the B1434.Tour of Moot HallSaturday and Sunday, 11.00 – 16.00A village hall built in Tudor style. Pargetting on the exterior. An open interior with gallery. Centralheating runs on wood pellets.31 Horncastle31a Horncastle Library, Wharf Road, Horncastle. LN9 5HLWCArchaeological Finds DayThursday only, 10.00 – 13.00 & 14.00 – 16.00Lincolnshire’s Finds Liaison Officer joins us to give a fascinating talk at 10:00 & 14:00 (talks lastapproximately 45 mins) about the latest archaeological treasures found in Lincolnshire, followed by adrop-in session for the identification of your archaeological finds.31b 7 -13 Bridge Street, Horncastle, LN9 5HZWCSir Joseph Banks CentreFriday and Saturday, 10.00 – 16.00This building was four derelict houses/shops refurbished by Heritage Lincolnshire to accommodatea shop and Society offices. Back yards are now transformed into a delightful garden with plantsassociated with Joseph Banks. Guided tours throughout the day.31c Horncastle Library, Wharf Road, Horncastle. LN9 5HLWCExplore Roman HorncastleFriday only, 10.30 & 12.00 (Tours last approximately 1 hour)Bookings in advance contact Horncastle Library via the Customer Services Centre, 01522 782010.Learn about the construction of the Roman wall and look at the remains of Roman Horncastle.Includes talk and short walk around the town. There is a limited number of places available. Pleasebook to avoid disappointment.12 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 13

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritage31d Meet at the Market Place, Horncastle, LN9 5HBHorncastle Bricks WalkFriday only, 18.30(Walk lasts approximately 1½ hours).Educational walk around Horncastle led by local historian David Robinson. Viewing tax bricks andpatterns in brick bonds reflecting English, Flemish and English Garden styles. Includes history ofbrickworks at Bell’s Yard and Elmhirst Road sites.31e Chattertons Solicitors, 5, South Street, Horncastle. LN9 6DSWC‘A Peek Into the Past’Sunday only, 10.00 – 16.00We open our doors and kindly invite you to view our archived books, papers and materials relating toour 200 year history in Horncastle.31f Horncastle Library, Wharf Road, Horncastle. LN9 5HLWCPretend to be a RomanSunday only, 14.00 – 16.00A family event. Join in the fun and pretend to be a Roman. Includes dressing-up, food tasting andother activities.32 Humberston32a 221, 11th Avenue Humberston Fitties, Humberston.WCDN36 4HEHumberston Fitties Open DaysSaturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00Homemade cakes, cream teas, drinks, chalet garden, yacht club, beach open 10:00, all welcome teas,coffee, squash, kids, table-top sale, walks, conservation, history fitties, wheelchair access into garden.There will also be fundraising for RNLI.33 Huttoft33a St Margaret’s Church, Church Lane, Huttoft. LN13 9RESt Margaret’s Church, Material MattersSaturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00Many materials have been used in the building of this village church over 800 years. Find ourtreasures and learn more about the people who have added to this beautiful church for thesecenturies. Sunday service, 10.45 – 12.00.34 Keddington34a St Margaret’s Church, Church Lane, Keddington LN11 7HGSt Margaret’s Church Open DaySunday only, 10.00 – 16.00The Saxon-Norman church of St Margaret is now in private ownership, open to the public just fortoday. See the newly-restored roof and windows, font, pulpit and other original features. Guided toursthroughout the day.35 Legbourne35a All Saints’ Church, Legbourne, Louth. LN11 8LNWCChurch Lane, Legbourne. Leave Louth on the A157 towardsMablethorpe. Past the Post Office on your left, turn left intoChurch Lane.All Saints’ Church LegbourneThursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00(Tours Sunday only, 12.00 & 15.00 and last approximately 1 hour).All Saints is a significant example of a medieval chalk building with fragments of early glass. OnSaturday our ringers will show you the ropes or try our new hand bells. On Sunday, church tours byJean Howard.36 Lincoln36a Stokes of Lincoln Café, High Bridge, 207, High Street, Lincoln. LN5 7AUHigh Bridge CaféThursday and Friday, 16.00(Talk lasts approximately ½ hour).Bookings in advance contact Heritage Lincolnshire: 01529 461499A talk on the history of Stokes’ Café and the High Bridge.36b St. Nicholas Church, Newport, Lincoln. LN1 3DP WC(on the No 8 bus route)Illustrated lecture on Funerary monuments, headstones and structures,the design and materialsFriday only, 10.30, 14.00 & 17.00(Guided talk and walk lasts approximately 2hours).What can we learn from a cemetery? How wasit made? What can it tell us? Do we appreciatethem today? We will look at these things (andothers) and also visit a monumental mason.Event presented by the Society for LincolnshireHistory and Archaeology.36c Hartsholme WCCountry Park,Visitors Centre,Skellingthorpe Road, Lincoln. LN6 0EYO/S ref: SK 946695.A Stroll in the ParkFriday only, 11.00(Walk last approximately 2 hours).Bookings in advance contact: Ruth Simons orLisa Blezzard, 01522 873577.A stroll through Swanholme Local Nature Reserveexploring the history of the site from a gravelextraction pit to a haven for our native wildlife.WCLincoln Stokes High Bridge Coffee House14 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 15

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celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritage36d Meet at the Visitor Information Centre, Castle Hill, Lincoln. WCLN1 3AAA Roman Ramble with a Nod to the NormansFriday, 11.00 and Sunday 11.00(Walk lasts approximately 1½ hours).Green Badge Guide Brian Taylor takes a walk in the uphill Lincoln built by the Romans and on the wayappreciates the medieval and later buildings.36e Lincoln Cathedral, Minster Yard, Lincoln. LN2 1PXWCLincolnshire Heritage Open DaySaturday only, 9.00 – 16.00(Slightly restricted access from 11.00 – 14.30 due to service).Come and explore Lincoln Cathedral. Roof/Tower tours, from 10.00 - 15.00, £3.00 p.p. Limitedplaces, book Saturday from 9.00 in person only, (over 14yrs, restrictions apply). Children’s crafts,calligraphy and card making, free in the library from 10.00 - 16.00.36f St John the Baptist WCParish Church, Sudbrooke Drive,Lincoln. LN2 2EFOpen Day at St John the Baptist ChurchSaturday only, 10.00 – 16.00Explore Lincoln’s most iconic modern church. With its sweeping roof design and stunning wall ofstained glass it is one of the county’s hidden treasures. We are in our 50th anniversary year. Guidedtours, wedding themed exhibitions and refreshments.WC36g Lincoln Christ’sHospital School, Wragby Road,Lincoln. LN2 4PNSchools at the Centre ofLincolnshire LifeSaturday only, 10.00 – 16.00Celebrate the double DiamondAnniversary of Lincoln GirlsHigh School through exhibition,reminiscence and talks. Visit‘Material Matters’ tour of buildings.Enjoy Western Front Association 4thNorthern General Hospital display.36h Ellis Windmill, Mill Road, Lincoln. LN1 3LYBehind Museum of Lincolnshire LifeLast Working Windmill in LincolnSaturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 17.0035 foot tower windmill built in 1798 largely from local materials including 22,000 Lincolnshire bricksand local timber. It’s still working with its French millstones. Try your hand at milling with the far moreancient hand quern. Modest ladder climbing required for full tour inside windmill.36i Museum of Lincolnshire Life, The Old Barracks, WCBurton Road, Lincoln. LN1 3LYA Living History of War-Time ShelterSaturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00(Last admission, 15.30).With re-enactments of the war-time exploits of the Lincolnshire Regiment and life on the Home Front,we are transported back in time to various eras of conflict and innovation by Lincolnshire’s finestsoldiers.36j Lincolnshire Archives, St Rumbold Street, Lincoln. LN2 5ABWCWhich Stone is Best? A Lecture on 18th CenturyBuilding Practices in LincolnshireSaturday only, 10.30(Lecture lasts approximately 1¼ hours).Bookings in advance contact: 01522 782040.Using documentary sources this lecture will discuss late seventeenth and eighteenth century buildingpractices in Lincolnshire making particular reference to the Mausoleum at Brocklesby and the Chapelat Culverthorpe.36k Hartsholme Country Park, Visitors Centre, WCSkellingthorpe Road, Lincoln. LN6 0EYO/S ref: SK 946695.Decorative Clay Tile MakingSunday only, 13.00 – 15.00Bookings in advance contact: Lisa Blezzard, 01522 873577.Join the Park Rangers and make your very own decorative clay tile to take home.37 Long Sutton37a Market House, 9, Market Street, Long Sutton, Spalding.WCPE12 9DDHistoric LincolnshireSaturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00Historic Lincolnshire competition photographs, past and present exhibition 2013. Champion ofchampions competition field trip photographs including Greenwich, Owl Day, Boston Belle and muchmore.Approach toLincoln Cathedral18 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 19

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritageIT’S THE ONE, THE ONLY… THE MAGNIFICENT38 Louth38a Louth Museum, 4 Broadbank, Louth. LN11 0EQWCLouth Museum LibraryFriday only, 10.00 – 12.00Bookings in advance contact: Susan Lewis: 01507 605825.Virtually all our books, several dating back to the 1600’s will be available at this supervised session.We have many books of local interest and several about architecture. If you wish to make notesplease bring paper and a pencil (pens are not allowed in the library).38b Orme Almshouses, 143, Eastgate, Louth. LN11 9AJNext to the War MemorialTour of Orme AlmshousesFriday only, tours at 10.00, 11.30, 13.30 & 15.00(Tours last approximately ¾ hour).Orme Almshouses were built 1885 on the site of the House of Correction or Louth Prison. The 10Almshouses and Lodge were designed in the ‘Modern Elizabethan’ style of brick with stone dressingsby James Fowler.38c Louth Town Council, The Sessions House, Eastgate, WCLouth. LN11 9AJ100 yards from the war memorialThe Sessions House, LouthFriday only, 10.00 – 16.00Bookings in advance contact: Linda Blankley: 01507 355895.Visit the Sessions House, former Magistrates Court, where the conserved old court room showcasesthe unique Brown’s Panorama recording the buildings of Louth and providing a fascinating glimpseinto the residents’ activities from the mid 19th century.EMBRACE THE MYRIAD WONDERS OF OURGENUINE VICTORIAN SHOPExpEriEncE thE cornucopia of yEstEryEarYOU WON’T BELIEVE YOUR EYES!entryIT WON’T COSTiSA FARTHINGfree38d Louth Museum, 4 Broadbank, WCLouth. LN11 0EQLouth Museum Open DaySaturday only, 10.00 – 16.00Explore brick making in Louth’s history “Tardis”. Biggest collection ofwoodcarvings by Thomas Wallis. Louth Panorama with flythrough.Louth carpets with replica to handle. 29th May 1920 Louth flooddisplay.38e Meet at Louth Museum, 4, Broadbank, WCLouth. LN11 0EQBricks to build a TownSaturday only, 11.00(Tour lasts approximately 1½ hours).Bookings in advance contact: G Hill: 01507 601211.Start at Louth Museum; brick and tile making and location of works onthe Louth Panorama. See Charles Street brick pond and site of workson Eastgate, and buildings designed by James Fowler.BURTON ROAD, LINCOLN LN1 3LY TELEPHONE: +44 (0)1522 528448WWW.LINCOLNSHIRE.GOV.UK/MUSEUMOFLINCOLNSHIRELIFE OPEN DAILY 10AM – 4PM(INCLUDING SUNDAYS APRIL TO SEPT) LAST ENTRY 3.30PM20 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 21

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritage38f Meet at Westgate Fields on the cornerof Westgate & Love Lane, Louth. LN11 9YN“Discover the places & spaces below Louth’s Skyline” A LouthCivic Trust EventSaturday and Sunday only, 14.00(Tour lasts approximately 2 hours).Bookings in advance contact: James Laverack: 01507 603648 or e-mail james@johntaylors.com.A guided tour on foot through the historic market town of Louth identifying places of interest andarchitectural features. Starting at Westgate and finishing at Riverhead. The tour finishes approx 1¼miles from the start point.42 Morton42a St Paul’s, Front Street, Morton, Gainsborough. DN21 3AAWCSt. Paul’s Church, Morton, GainsboroughFriday, 10.00 – 16.00Saturday, 10.00 – 14.00Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00The church is the home to one of the finest collections of stained glass windows designed by the greatVictorian artist Sir Edward Burne-Jones RA who worked on them in co-operation with the famousdesigner William Morris. Guides will be on hand for introductory talks and to answer any questions.You are welcome to join us for the Sunday service at 9.00.39 Lutton39a St Nicholas’ Parish Church, Lowgate, Lutton,WCSpalding. PE12 9HP2 miles north of Long Sutton.Lutton St Nicholas’ HeritageSaturday only, 12.00 – 17.00Bookings in advance contact: Cathie Whenman: 01406 363452 or e-mailcathie.whenman@hotmail.com.Afternoon tea with programme of demonstrations and displays of local interest including bell ringing,quilting and flower arranging, all set in one of the finest pre-Reformation brick churches in the country.40 Markby40a St Peter’s Church, Markby, Alford. LN13 9QHOn the A1111 at the junction of Sutton Road and Beesby Road inMarkby.Art & Heritage Display at St Peter’s Church, MarkbyThursday, Friday and Saturday, 11.00 – 14.00Coaches advised to book, contact Mrs Windsor: 01507 462492.St. Peter’s is Lincolnshire’s only thatched church. It is built of stone from the Augustinian Priory whichwas nearby. It still retains its box pews, as does its Georgian sister church in nearby Hannah-cum-Hagnaby.41 Market Rasen41a Old Police Station, Dear Street, Market Rasen. LN8 3BHThe Old Police Station, Market RasenSaturday only, 09.30 – 15.00Tour premises used partly by the Town Council. See the original 18th century Court House and Policecells. Refreshments and a warm welcome await you.43 NavenbyMrs Smith’s Cottage Museum, 3, East Road, Navenby, Lincoln. LN5 0EPLincolnshire Heritage Open Day at Mrs Smith’s Cottage.Saturday and Sunday, 13.00 – 16.00Discover the fascinating home, artefacts and history relating to the life and times of Mrs Smith.44 Nocton44a All Saints Church, The Green (also knownWCas School Lane), Nocton. LN4 2BJAll Saints Church, NoctonSaturday, 10.00 – 16.00 and Sunday 12.00 – 16.00Outstanding Gothic Revival church by Scott. Tours at 12:00 and 14.00 on the stones, marbles,patterned tiles, gilding, paintings and glass; the materials and craftsmen all conveyed by the railway.Light lunches, cakes, tea, coffee and cake stall.45 Osbournby45a Osbournby Heritage Centre, North Street, Osbournby. NG34 0DR(north west corner of Market Place).Osbournby Heritage CentreSaturday and Sunday, 13.00 – 16.00Exhibition of photographs and items of interest from Osbournby and the local area. Buildings, people,events, and local village trade from the past to the present day.22 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 23

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritage46 Pinchbeck46a Flower Bulb Museum, Birchgrove Garden Centre, Surfleet Road,Pinchbeck, Spalding. PE11 3XYThe Flower bulb museum is located in the grounds of Birchgrove Garden Centre,on the B1356 between Pinchbeck and Surfleet. Follow the brown signs to the Bulb Museum.Open House at the Spalding Flower Bulb MuseumThursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00(Tours last approximately 1 hour).Inspired by the memories of the hardworking people of the fens of South Lincolnshire, the film show,the artefacts, pictures and stories within this unique museum and keep alive the story of the tulip bulbindustry.46b Pinchbeck Engine Land Drainage Museum, Pinchbeck. PE11 3UWO/S ref: TF 261261. Off the A16 north of Spalding, marked by brown signs.Pinchbeck Engine Land Drainage MuseumFriday and Saturday, 10.00 – 16.00The museum is housed in the 1833 steam-powered pumping station building. View the informationboards and artefacts which tell the history of drainage in this area from Roman times to the presentday.SOCIETY FORLINCOLNSHIRE HISTORY& ARCHAEOLOGYIf you are interested in:• Archaeology• Local History, Oral History• Industrial Archaeology• Church and Vernacular Architecture• All aspects of Lincolnshire’s heritageJoin us and experience the benefits.Membership details are available from our website.Society for Lincolnshire History & ArchaeologyJews’ Court Steep Hill Lincoln LN2 1LSTel/Fax 01522 521337 E: info@slha.org.uk W: www.slha.org.uk47 Pode Hole47a Pode Hole Pumping Station, Pode Hole, Spalding. PE11 3LLWCO/S ref: TF 212219.Pode Hole Pumping StationFriday and Saturday, 10.00 – 16.00Visit the diesel and electric land drainage pumping stations at Pode Hole. Learn about their importantrole in water level management and protection from flooding of over 16,000 hectares of Spalding andthe surrounding area.48 Pointon48a Christ Church, Pinfold Lane, Pointon. NG34 0NBWCOpen Day - Pointon “Tin Tabernacle”Saturday only, 10.00 – 16.00Come and look around our Victorian “Flat Pack,” church. Of tin and wood construction, this“temporary,” building is still in active use as a village church and drop-in centre. Displays.49 Riseholme49a Lincolnshire Laboratory,WCSt George’s Lane, Riseholme, Lincoln. LN2 2LQ(off the A15 just north of Lincoln).Lincolnshire’s Highways LaboratorySaturday, 14.00 and Sunday, 10.00(Tour lasts approximately 2½ hours).Bookings in advance contact: Ms Green: 01522 530355.Visit the Highways Laboratory and see what materials roads are made from and why. See how theyare tested and what they are tested for. Have these and other questions answered.50 Saxilby50a Saxilby Village Hall, High Street, Saxilby,Lincoln. LN1 2HAWCWrought Iron Bridges in LincolnshireFriday only, 19.30(Talk lasts approximately 1 hour).The development of wrought iron bridges in Lincolnshire, with particular reference to the railwaybridges over the Trent at Torksey and Gainsborough and the bridge over the Witham at Stamp End inLincoln. Presented by the Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology.50b Saxilby Village Hall, High Street, Saxilby, WCLincoln. LN1 2HASaxilby HeritageSaturday only, 14.00 – 18.00Most of the High Street buildings are built using local brick. Exhibits of early 20th centuryphotographs and records including deeds and brickyards. Tours of the 15th century Old Hall hourly.Refreshments available. Craft fair.51 Silk Willoughby51a St Denis’ Church, Church Lane, Silk Willoughby, Sleaford.WCNG34 8PDSt Denis’ Parish Church, a Celebration of Farmingin and around Silk WilloughbyThursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.3014th century church with Norman font, medieval poppy heads, Jacobean pulpit, lectern withupstanding wooden eagle, Christopher Whall east window and Glen Carter stained glass window.Display of farming in Silk Willoughby. Burial register 1837 – 1978.24 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 25

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritageCogglesford Watermill, Sleaford52 Skegness52a St Matthew’s Church,WCLumley Avenue, Skegness.PE25 2ATSt Matthew’s Church, Lincolnshire HeritageExhibition 2013Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 9.00 – 15.00 andSunday 11.00 – 15.00An extravaganza of heritage showcasing Skegness Pier,Gunby Hall, Boston Stump, The Aviation Heritage Centre,Lincolnshire Windmills, The Wolds Railway, and much more.Come and discover our Lincolnshire heritage all under oneroof in Skegness!53 Sleaford53a Sleaford Library,13-16 Market Place, Sleaford. NG34 7SRSleaford History Group presents:“Some New Stone Chapels of the Later 19thcentury” - Part II Quarrington and SleafordNon-ConformitySaturday only, 14.00(Talk lasts approximately ½ hour).Visit the ongoing display showing Kirk’s school church of1867; the never-built proposed church at Sleaford cricketground and the Congregational church of 1868. Come tothe explanatory talk by Christopher Micklethwaite about thedisplay. See Dembleby entry for part I.53b Almshouses Eastgate,South Range, Sleaford. NG34 6RTSleaford History Group presents: “Some New Stone Chapels ofthe Later 19th century” – Part III Sleaford Hospital ChapelSaturday only, 14.00 – 16.00(Tour at 15.00 lasts approximately ½ hour).A rare opportunity to study, with Barbara Marriage, this creation of Charles Kirk I of 1844. See theYerburgh memorial window of 1890. Learn the history of the Hospital and its Northgate extension of1857. See Dembleby for part I.53c Navigation House, Navigation Wharf, Carre Street, Sleaford. NG34 7TWSituated in Navigation Yard diagonally opposite the National Centre for Craft &Design.Lincolnshire Heritage Open Day at Navigation HouseSunday only, 11.00 – 16.00Discover the history of this fascinating building. Free entry into prize draw to win a hamper. Free pen/pencil for each child.53d Cogglesford Watermill, East Road, Sleaford. NG34 7EQWCOn the B1517.Lincolnshire Heritage Open Day at Cogglesford WatermillSunday only, 11.00 – 16.00Discover the history of this fascinating building. Guided tours. Trail for children to claim a reward. ForHealth & Safety reasons, children aged 14 years and under must be accompanied by a responsibleadult.54 South Ferriby54a Beside the lock, Sluice Road, South Ferriby. DN18 6JQWCShips are next to the Lock at Ferriby Sluice, on the River Ancholme side,opposite the Hope and Anchor Public House.Humber Keel and Sloop Preservation SocietyFriday, Saturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 16.00HKSPS preserves two historic sailing barges: ‘Amy Howson’ and ‘Comrade.’ Come and have a lookaround these lovely old barges. See the cargo holds and historic photographs of the ships from theirworking days. No wheelchair access, steps down to the moorings, boarding ships requires steppingon and off.55 Southrey55a Church of St John the Divine, Ferry Road, Southrey,Lincoln. LN3 5TAFrom Bardney take the B1190 road to Bucknall. Turn right just afterRASE warehouse. Road is signed Southrey. After 1½ miles the church is on the left.“Secret Jewel Between the Abbeys”Thursday, Friday, 10.30 – 15.30, Saturday, 10.00 – 16.30 and Sunday, service at 9.30,Church will remain open until 15.30Bookings in advance contact: Mrs Ann Pepper: 01526 399803.In a small Lincolnshire village in the “back of beyond” hides a well-kept secret. A unique temporarywooden church resting on stones from the ruins of Bardney Abbey and is 115 years old. Talks aboutthe church will be held at 11:00, 12:30 and 14:00 each day. There is also an open garden at Karoola(signed) towards the river – open in aid of Lincolnshire Air Ambulance.56 Spalding56a Romany Museum,WCClay Lake, Spalding. PE12 6BLGordon Boswell RomanyMuseumFriday only, 10.30 – 16.00The Gordon Boswell Museum is a unique experience for allthe family containing one of the finest collections of Romanycaravans, carts and harnesses. Visitors are greeted with aslide show and family photograph collection.Spalding, Ayscoughfee Hall26 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 27

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritage56b The Museum, Broad Street, Spalding. PE11 1TDWCSpalding Gentlemen’s Society MuseumSaturday only, 10.00 – 16.00The museum collection has been built up over 300 years and includes a wide variety of items, fromceramics to firearms and scientific instruments to costume. The building itself is 100 years old.56c St Mary & St Nicolas Church, The Vista, Church Street,Spalding. PE11 2RATower tours of St Mary & St Nicolas Church, SpaldingSaturday only, 10.00 – 16.00Climb the 120 steps to the top of the tower for a unique view of Spalding.56d St Mary & St Nicolas Church, The Vista, Church Street, WCSpalding. PE11 2RATour of St Mary & St Nicolas Church, SpaldingSaturday only, 10.30(Tour lasts approximately 1 hour).Tour will highlight the rich materials of the church, its medieval stonework, carved woodwork, Victorianand 20th century stained glass and modern embroidery.57 Stamford57a Meet inside the church which you wish to visitStamford Churches Open - Stamford Built EnvironmentSaturday 10.30 and 14:00 and Sunday 14:00(Tours on Saturday lasts approximately 2 hours and Sunday 1 hour).Saturday 10:30 – St George’s, St George’s Square, PE9 2BH tour guide John Hartley14:00 – St Mary’s, St Mary’s Hill, PE9 2DF tour guide John Smith14:00 – St Martin’s, High Street St Martin’s, PE9 2NT tour guide Chris DaviesSunday 14:00 – St John’s, St John’s Street PE9 2DB tour guide John SmithBookings in advance contact: Christine Stanier: 01780 754320.Tours of Stamford churches exploring the history, architecture and building materials, led by localhistorians.57b St John’s Church, St John’s Street, Stamford. PE9 2DBMaterial Matters - Collyweston RoofsSaturday & Sunday, 14:00 – 16:00Display and demonstration of Collyweston slating by local expert David Ellis. No booking is needed.You can also visit All Saints’ Church, All Saints’ Place, PE9 2AG to find out about and see a newlyinstalled sundial, and the restored original now situated inside the church.57c Meet outside Stamford Town Hall, St Mary’s Hill, Stamford. PE9 2DRMaterial Matters - Stone TrailSaturday and Sunday, 17.30(Walk lasts approximately 1½ hours.Bookings in advance contact: Christine Stanier: 01780 754320.Tour of the town to follow the Stone Trail looking at the different stone and its use in the variousbuildings of Stamford.WC58 Stewton58a St Andrew’s Church,Stewton, LN11 8SFO/S ref: TF 362871.Three miles east of Louth at the end of Stewton Lane.Heritage at Stewton ChurchSunday only, 10.00 – 16.00We have an interesting stone church, originally thatched butslate replaced the natural roof. Come and see if you canwork out the dates and argue over the earlier structures.There is a stone altar (again unusual) and we are in theprocess of building a toilet but what will be the choice ofmaterials? The gravestones in the churchyard add interestwith some notable memorials and inscriptions.59 Stoke Rochford59a Stoke Rochford Hall, Stoke Rochford, Grantham NG33 7EBWCMaterial Matters - Stoke Rochford HallFriday only, 10.00 – 12.00Bookings in advance contact: Heritage Lincolnshire: 01529 461499.Guided tour of the Grade I mansion public rooms and talk on refurbishment following a devastating firein 2005. Stoke Rochford’s part in preparing for the Arnhem landings, the campaign VCs and our ownLancaster Bomber. Cream teas available.60 Sutton on Sea60a Lakeside Springs Caravan Park, Alford Road, Sutton on Sea.WCLN12 2RWO/S ref: TF 505808.Making Bricks to Build a Seaside TownSunday only, 11.00 – 15.00 (Allow at least 1 hour for your visit)A visit organised by the Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology to see inside a rare brick kilnand discover how it operated. Also to inspect the nearby wind pump that drained the brick pit.61 TattershallStamford, All Saints Church61a Holy Trinity Collegiate Church, Sleaford Road,Tattershall. LN4 4LRWC(adjacent to Tattershall Castle).Holy Trinity Collegiate ChurchThursday, Friday & Saturday, 10.00 – 17.00 and Sunday, 11.30 – 17.00Talks on the church can be given if booked in advance contact: 01526 352322.Superb example of English Perpendicular architecture and one of the largest Parish churches in thecountry. Medieval glass in east window, many brasses. “Grave” of Tom Thumb can be seen in thenave. Displays on resident bats. Refreshments Saturday and Sunday only.28 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 29

celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritageTattershall Castle61b Pow Cottage,27, High Street, Tattershall. LN4 4NPWCOn the A153.Pow Cottage Heritage Open DaysThursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 11.00 – 17.00(Tours last approximately ½ hour).Renovated 15th century traditional Lincolnshire mud and stud cottagewith attractive working gardens. Tours or wander at will. Homemadecream teas.61c Tattershall Castle, WCSleaford Road,Tattershall. LN4 4LROn the A153 between Sleaford and Coningsby.Tattershall CastleSaturday only, 13.00 – 17.00Explore all six floors of this stunning red brick medieval castle, built byRalph Cromwell, Lord Treasurer, in 1434. Enjoy amazing views fromthe roof and follow our free audio tour.61d Dogdyke Steam Drainage Station, Tattershall. LN4 4JGWCEntrance via Bridge Farm, off the A153 east of Tattershall Bridge.Dogdyke Steam Drainage StationSaturday only, 13.30 – 16.30Our 1855 beam engine will be in steam, powering the scoop-wheel land drainage pump. It’s the last inthe UK. Also see the 1940 Ruston and Gwynnes diesel pumping set in action.62 Theddlethorpe All Saints62a Gayton Engine Pumping Station, Thacker Bank, Nr TheddlethorpeAll Saints. LN12 1PEGayton Engine Pumping StationSaturday and Sunday, 14.00 – 16.00Restored in 1993. The 160 year old building with 1936 Petter engine and pump. A large display of olddrainage tiles and tools together with other items connected with land drainage in the marshes plusphotographs of local buildings.64 Well64a St. Margaret of Antioch’s Church, Well, Alford. LN13 0ETOS ref: TF 444733, follow signs to the church.Church of St MargaretSaturday and Sunday, 11.00 – 15.00Grade I listed brick Georgian church built in 1733. The door opens into the nave showing one ofthe most deeply satisfying un-restored interiors. Three-decked pulpit with tester. West-facing altar.Wonderful view from church.65 West Butterwick65a Mill Farm, West Butterwick, Scunthorpe. DN17 3JWWest Butterwick Mill TowerSaturday and Sunday, 10.00 – 12.00Renovation of Mill Tower at West Butterwick including floor replacement and new mill.66 Withcall66a Withcall, Louth. LN11 9RLWCWithcall Farm Museum Open DaySaturday only, 12.30 – 17.30We are a working farm, tunnel tours are available to book in advance, contact: Henry Smith: 01507343607.Display of old blacksmith’s forge, farm and barn machinery and interesting church. Optional ex railwayline and tunnel guided tour on people-carrier trailer. Small charge in aid of maintaining our church ofSt Martin.67 Woodhall Spa67a The Cottage Museum, Iddesleigh Road, Woodhall Spa. LN10 6SHThe Cottage CollageSunday only, 10:30 - 16:30 Museum open, 11:00 - 15:00Get creative and make a giant collage of the Cottage Museum. Use recycled materials, paint andtextiles and prepare for messy fun. Suitable for 4 - 12 year olds. Why not visit the museum for freeactivities afterwards?63 Welbourne63a Welbourn Forge, High Street (off The Green), Welbourn,Nr Lincoln. LN5 0NROff A607.Welbourn ForgeSaturday only, 10.00 – 14.00Bookings in advance for groups only, contact: Bill Goodhand: 01400 272623.Original Victorian forge and farrier’s workshop (1864). Restored earth privy. Display of BlackSmithying and iron working, display of photographs and memorabilia.68 Wrawby68a Wrawby Post Mill, Mill Lane, Wrawby. DN20 8SRWrawby is 1½ miles north east of Brigg on the A18.Wrawby Post Mill Open DaySunday only, 11.30 – 16.00The last of numerous of post windmills in Lincolnshire, a timber framed design stemming from themedieval period. Restored in the 1960s and working, wind permitting. Extensive views over theAncholme Valley. Display of bygones.30 Heritage Open Days 2013 - Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 September 31