East Lindsey
Properties and events in East Lindsey
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Dogdyke Steam and Diesel Pumping Station
The 1856 Bradley and Craven steam operated beam engine and the 1940, Lincoln built Ruston and Hornsby diesel pumping engines will be at work. The museum and outside exhibitions feature aspects of rural working life.
Everyday Histories Family Quiz
Explore Louth Museum’s collection and find the tools, utensils and possessions that people have used at home, at work and in their community across the centuries.
Gunby Estate, Hall and Gardens
An inviting eighteenth‑century country house at the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Wander the gardens, Orchard Gallery and second‑hand bookshop. Limited timed house tickets are released daily, with local artisan market stalls to enjoy.
Lincolnshire Wolds Railway
Demonstrating the Heritage Railway at Ludborough which runs on part of the East Lincolnshire Railway that used to run towards Peterborough, London and Branchlines to Mablethorpe and Skegness.
Mablethorpe Town Centre Transformations: Walking Tour
Join Heritage Lincolnshire for a walking tour in Mablethorpe.
Medieval College School
Built in 1484 by William of Wainfleet, founder of Magdalen College Oxford as a feeder School for the main College. The ground floor is entirely Wheelchair friendly. Please note, access to the First floor Museum is via a spiral staircase.
Quincey's Pumping Station
Have you ever wondered what a historic pumping station looks like? Visit Quincey’s Pumping Station at Thorpe Culvert to see restored diesel engines in action. Come along and discover how this site continues to make a difference.
Sibsey Trader Windmill
Explore Sibsey Trader Windmill, a restored six-sailed Victorian landmark. Discover traditional milling, fascinating engineering and the story of one of Lincolnshire's last working windmills.
Skegness Town Centre Transformations: Walking Tour
Join Heritage Lincolnshire for a walking tour in Skegness. Learn about ongoing projects in the Town Centre Transformation project, the history of buildings around town and find out about the Lincolnshire Seaside Trump Cards.