North East Lincolnshire
Properties and events in North East Lincolnshire
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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.
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.
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?
Immingham Tin Town Heritage Centre
Step back into living History see how the workman lived for 6 years while they built Immingham Dock
People Made Grimsby
A celebration at People Made Grimsby, highlights the skilled workforce of Grimsby's past Print Industries, explores and shares stories about everyday history in the printed items created in the past.
Sleight's People Past & Present
Go back in history to the time of Sir George Frederick Sleight of Weelsby Hall here in the heart of Grimsby. Listen to stories about the famous fishing magnate in our oral history booth.
St Andrews Church and Pilgrim Fathers Monument Immingham
Visit the 800 year old St Andrews Church and Pilgrim Father monument.
Tales from the Shop Floor
Join us in Grimsby Town Hall to explore the history of Grimsby's Guy and Smith's department store (Binns / House of Fraser) and to share your memories of working and shopping there.
The Kingsway: Cleethorpes' Fight with the Sea
Our exhibition explores the creation in 1906 of the Kingsway area of Cleethorpes and the people who spent their working lives making it a place to attract visitors and residents alike. The erosion of the shore was the reason the Kingsway was built.