Lincolnshire
Properties and events in Lincolnshire
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'War, Peace, Love and Merriment in Medieval Days'
Free to enjoy music by the fantastic 'City of Lincoln Waites' in Redbourne Church. Refreshments available including tastings from the medieval era.
Apples, plums and pigs!
Take a tour of our community garden, a space that’s been run as a market garden and nursery for more than 100 years and see how food is grown in an organic way.
Broadcast Engineering Museum - Restoring TV's past for the future
Visit our rapidly evolving museum where you can operate TV cameras and lots of other vintage broadcasting equipment. Come aboard a working 1960s vintage outside broadcast truck. See our re-created TV repair shop and much more.
Celebrating England's Finest Parish Church
St Wulfram's has, according to Jenkins, England's finest steeple, majestic to behold. Visit the crypt, tower & chained library. Marvel at newly-conserved monuments & meet congregation members in this busy church. Bookstall & activities available.
ChristChurch History
Built in in 1841 on Finkin Street Grantham, this large grade 11 listed building, was the childhood church of Margaret Thatcher.
Crowle Peatland Railway
Join us at Crowle Peatland Railway, where the history of peat extraction on Thorne & Crowle Moors comes alive. This free event celebrates our local heritage and will include engaging local history talks and exhibitions.
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.
Everyday Histories at the mill
Join us at Heckington Windmill on the 13th of September and enjoy free entry to the mill. Step back in time and experience the site and smells of everyday history at the mill - life as a miller.
Everyday Histories Look-Up Tour - Central Cleethorpes
A digital or paper-based self-guided tour of Cleethorpes' town centre buildings and their histories.
Everyday Histories Look-Up Tour Central Grimsby
A digital or paper-based self-guided tour of Grimsby' town centre buildings and their histories.
Grimsby Town Hall
Grimsby Town Hall Open Days Friday 18th & Saturday 19th September, visit the Time Trap Museum and discover Grimsby's past, see the Great Grimsby Family History display and find out about tracing your ancestors, as well as Archives and other displays.
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.
Have You Ever Wondered Where You Came From?
Interested in Family History, but don't know where to start? Hit a brick wall with current research?
Hidden Sleaford Hospital Almshouse Chapel
Rarely opened Sleaford Almshouse Chapel.
Immingham history over the years
View the history of the Town from when the Pilgrim Fathers sailed to Holland to the big impact the building of Immingham Dock had on the area.
Immingham Tin Town Heritage Centre
Step back into living History see how the workman lived for 6 years while they built Immingham Dock
Jewish Medieval History in Lincoln - a guided tour
Lincoln had an important Jewish community in Medieval times. Join this special guided tour.
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).
Lecture Evening: North Lincolnshire Stories
An evening of short talks to celebrate the "Everyday Stories" in North Lincolnshire's past. Delivered by local historians and museum volunteers, the talks will tell the story of the area through the lives and legacies of local individuals.