Lincolnshire
Properties and events in Lincolnshire
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“Something Beginning with B”
Discover Cleethorpes' charm from past to present with Bazaars, Brochures, Balconies, Bunting, Bathing, Beauty Queens, Buildings, Bed and Breakfasts, and more. Enjoy displays, free entertainment, and refreshments. Come explore our "B's"
1000 Faces
Be Part of the Portrait! Get creative, contribute your own face to the project, creating a sculpture from clay, guided by artists in a FREE family friendly workshop, no experience needed. 1000 Faces will become a permanent feature in Boston, bringing
3 Architects Who Shaped Grimsby - Farebrother, Scaping and Wells
Guided Walks south west from Grimsby Town Hall, through to People's Park area exploring the lasting impact that architects Farebrother, Scaping and Wells had on this part of town from mid 19th to early 20th centuries.
51 Fleetgate - Open Gardens
Explore the garden of what is believed to be the oldest surviving residential house in North Lincolnshire.
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.
A Walk and Talk. Let's Go Shopping on the High Street in Stamford in 1914
A Walk and Talk starting at Stamford Library. Learn about shopping on the High Street in 1914. Supported by the Stamford Local History Society.
A Walking Tour of 19th Century Bourne
Join us for a pleasant and informative Sunday afternoon stroll around 19th Century Bourne.
Applegate House Air Raid Shelter
Explore a rare surviving WWII air raid shelter, built in the grounds of this former clinic.
Architectural Attitudes - What are Barton's Buildings Saying? - Starting from The Market Place
Historian Keith Miller takes a guided walk around Priestgate, Chapel Lane and High Street.
Architectural Attitudes - What are Barton's Buildings Saying? - Starting from the Wilderspin School Museum
Historian Keith Miller takes a guided walk around Queen Street, Burgate and George Street.
Architecture and Family history
St Helena’s Church Heritage weekend. Architecture structure and features. Archive records (registers from Lincoln archives) Refreshments available for all dietary needs Only donations will be accepted.
Barton Brigg Road Bowls Club Open Afternoon
Discover the history of one of Barton's long-standing community institutions and learn about the heritage of the sport locally.
Barton Cemetery Guided Walk
Join Richard Clarke for a guided tour of Barton Cemetery, established in the 1860s.
Barton Civic Society Talk - Barton to New Holland Tidal Flood Alleviation Scheme
Learn more about the Environment Agency's plans to reduce flood risk along the Humber Estuary around Barton.
Barton Civic Society Talk - East Hull Revisited
In conversation with Colin Cooper about the buildings of Witham and Holderness Road.
Barton Haven Boatyard Open Day and Guided Tours
Explore the historic Barton Haven Boat Yard.
Baysgarth House - Open All Areas
Learn more about plans for reopening this Grade II* listed building.
Belton Community Festival
Belton’s Community Festival is back! Taking place during our Heritage Open Weekend come and explore the best of the local community for free. With live music all day, the best of local crafts and producers on offer and a host of activities for all.
Blundell Park Guided Tours
Take a tour around Blundell Park - taking in behind the scenes areas such as the changing rooms.
Boston Cultural Quarter
Come find us in Boston Market Place and explore the history of our Cultural Quarter. We have exhibitions, tours, self led trails, street entertainment,