East Lindsey
Properties and events in East Lindsey
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A journey through nature and history
Join National Trust’s Nature Conservation Adviser, Carl Hawke, for a special Heritage Open Days walk, and explore Sandilands' journey from fairways to flourishing coastal landscape.
Dogdyke Steam and Diesel Pumping Station
The unique 1856 Bradley and Craven beam engine will be in steam and the 1940, Lincoln built, Ruston and Hornsby diesel pumping engine will be at work. In the grounds is a display of old farm equipment, vintage vehicles and bygones.
Guided church tours at St Benedict Church, Haltham-on-Bain
An opportunity to find out more about the fascinating architecture of this beautiful building, led by Dr Matthew Godfrey
Gunby Estate, Hall and Gardens
A homely country house dated 1700 situated at the foot of the Lincolnshire Wolds. The gardens, Orchard gallery, second-hand bookshop are open. The house is open via limited timed timed tickets available on the day.
Horncastle's Horrible History
Join local historian Nick Fox as he takes you on a tour of some of the town's rich architecture. Hear about some of Horncastle's most notorious people and what made them so infamous, and see some of the best buildings this market town offers!
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.
Local Architecture with The Wong Day Service
Visit The Wong Day Service and explore what our beautiful town has to offer from beautiful architecture to historic sites including a Roman Wall, Hangman's cottage, and St Mary's church which is dominated by three architectural styles.
Louth Civic Trust guided walking tour
A walking tour through the busy market town of Louth starting on the picturesque west side of the town and highlighting buildings and former residents who helped shape the past 1000 years.
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
Land drainage pumping station built in 1938 housing two Ruston 9XHRC Diesel engines driving Gwynnes pumps, each pump capable of moving 100 tons of water per minute. Come and learn about its history.
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.
Stickney History Exhibition
Step back in time and see how the village used to look. Learn about the different trades and people that worked and socialised in the village Searching for your ancestors? Come and look through our vast collections of BMD of Stickney and surrounding
Stixwould Village Hall - Open Day Reminiscence Cafe
Join local community members, former Stixwould residents and members of the project team to explore local architecture, memories and the project to restore the village hall with teas, coffees and cake too!
Tattershall Castle- Brick by Brick
Come and explore Tattershall Castle, a building that has survived conflict, decay and restoration. Learn about the 800 years of history that helped make this extraordinary site a place of architectural importance, whilst uncovering its many stories.
The Beonna At All Saints Heritage Day
Explore the fantastic Beonna on Saturday 20th September! Hot & cold drinks available to purchase.
The spirited architecture of Pearson Bellamy
A display of Bellamy’s distinctive portfolio in Louth, Lincolnshire.
Wesley's Chapel, Raithby by Spilsby
The oldest Methodist place of worship in Lincolnshire, built for and dedicated by John Wesley, was constructed by his close friend Robert Carr Brackenbury. Wesley called it 'an earthly paradise'.
Wragby Mill Exhibition
Wragby Mill Celebrates nearly 200 years of heritage with a New Exhibition. Exhibition room & access to ground floor of Mill.
Wragby Pop Up Museum
Temporary Museum with Wragby History