Boston
Properties and events in Boston
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
Architecture and Family history at St Helena's
St Helena’s Church Heritage weekend. Archive records (registers from Lincoln archives) Refreshments available for all dietary needs
Eccles Parish Church
With origins in the twelfth century, the church contains a wealth of artifacts attesting to its national and international importance. Bellringers will give guided tours of the tower. An archeological dig is currently being undertaken in the chancel
Fydell House past to present
Unique chance to see Boston Preservation Trust archives & materials providing a glimpse of Fydell House in the past to present day . We are hoping to display archaeological finds from Boston's former football ground & past photographs of the club.
History and Nature in Boston's Victorian cemetery
J. P. Pritchett Junior's design was opened in 1855, with 2 identical funeral chapels and a lodge, set in landscaped gardens. The site is classed as an Historic Park and Garden and designated a Local Wildlife Site in 2007. Open from 10am until 4pm
Lade Bank Pumping Station
Lade Bank Pumping Station built in 1937 with an old cooling system (updated in 2005). The architecture can be traced back to the 1800s when Lade Bank was used for canal boats. The Ruston and Hornsby diesel engines can't be found anywhere else (UK).
St James Church, Freiston
St James church, Freiston will be open for the weekend, 12th & 13th September, from 1000 until 1600. The old registers will be available to view, having been brought from Lincoln. The church was built over 900 years ago, so lots of history there.
St. Mary & St Nicholas Church, Wrangle
Church open for viewing , various displays and refreshments.