Discover Lincolnshire 2020 Guide

Visit Stonebow and Guildhall
The Stonebow is situated on the site of the
southern gateway to Roman Lincoln. It is a gateway
that has stood for over 1800 years although the
present building was not completed until 1520.
The Guildhall sits proudly above the Stonebow
and is the official home of the Mayor. Tours are
available of this interesting historic building and
includes the main Council Chamber where Lincoln’s
Council still meet, and most importantly the old
debtors prison which now holds an impressive
range of civic insignia, including the King Richard II
sword and many Mayoral and City artefacts.
www.lincoln.gov.uk
For more information about the open days or to make a private
appointment / pre-book tour please contact:
Kate Fenn, Civic Manager (01522) 873303, Email civic@lincoln.gov.uk
Tourist Information Services on (01522) 873800, Email tourism@lincoln.gov.uk
A fun day out for
the whole family
• Indoor Play Barn
• Outdoor play areas
• Meet the animals
• Take a goat for a walk
• Tractor & trailer rides
• Keith’s Krazy Karts
• Farmyard crazy golf
• Woodland walk
• Heritage Shed
• Select Lincolnshire
Tearoom of the Year
• Gift Shop
Rural Business
Awards Best Midlands
Rural Tourism Business
and Best Diversification
Project 2019.
8 Sailed Windmill
Visitor Centre
Mill Shop
Tea Rooms
Brewery
Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday, and extra days in the Summer
See Website for full more information:
www.heckingtonwindmill.org.uk
Heckington, Near Sleaford, Lincolnshire
The fun filled farming experience
Explore what’s on offer
at this beautiful estate
with red deer safaris,
special events, open days
and unique wedding/
private party venue hire
opportunities.
Based off the A158
between Wragby and
Horncastle.
stourtonestates.co.uk • 01507 578236
ekindle childhood memories and discover Barton’s part in
R the story of the Infant School movement in Victorian
Britain.
Explore the unique historic Schoolroom and Playground
where educational pioneer Samuel Wilderspin created his Model
Infant School in 1845.
Children can touch, explore and discover. The whole museum
is wheelchair accessible.
Free admission:
Thurs – Sun, 10am – 4pm, December – February, 11am – 3pm
School visits and group tours available daily.
Queen Street, Barton upon Humber, North Lincs DN18 5QP
Tel. 01652 635172
enquiries@wilderspinschool.org.uk
www.wilderspinschool.org.uk • facebook@wilderspinmuseum
Swim, steam, relax
and be pampered.
Make time for a day which is all about you.
For more information visit our website,
baronseden.com/eden-hall
or give us a call on 01636 525555
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