Lincoln
Properties and events in Lincoln
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CWGC Tours 2026 - Lincoln (Newport) Cemetery
Join the Commonwealth War Graves commission for a free tour of Lincoln (Newport) Cemetery, led by one of our experienced volunteer tour guides.
CWGC Tours 2026 - Stamford Cemetery
Join the commonwealth War Graves Commission for a free tour of Stamford Cemetery, led by one of our experienced volunteer tour guides.
Greyfriars Hard Hat Tour
Come and explore Greyfriars, the only remaining building of England’s oldest Medieval friary, and Heritage Lincolnshire's latest Buildings Preservation Project.
Hidden Sleaford Hospital Almshouse Chapel
Rarely opened Sleaford Almshouse Chapel.
Jewish Medieval History in Lincoln - a guided tour
Lincoln had an important Jewish community in Medieval times. Join this special guided tour.
New Bolingbroke Town Hall
New Bolingbroke Town Hall is a unique Grade ll listed building, built as a buttercross in the 1820s.
St Andrews Church Utterby - Bridging Abbey, Church, and Children
Tucked away on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, is one of Lincolnshire’s hidden treasures — St Andrew's Church, Utterby where visitors can enjoy an exhibition of children’s artwork celebrating the local community, creativity and heritage.
St Mary's Guildhall, Lincoln
A rare example of a surviving royal townhouse, the twelfth-century St Mary’s Guildhall in Lincoln has a fascinating history. Discover how the area in which it sits was once a ‘medieval millionaire’s row,’ why Henry II visited in 1157, and much more.
Tattershall Castle
Step into the spellbinding world of Tattershall Castle, shaped by centuries of conflict and restoration. Explore 800 years of history as every brick reveals a tale, and experience the journey that made this site a true national treasure.
The Broadbent Theatre, Wickenby
See behind the scenes at the Broadbent Theatre, one of Lincolnshire's greatest hidden gems!
The Carre family of Sleaford
The Carre family are often encountered in Sleaford eg. Grammar School and Almshouses.