South Kesteven
Properties and events in South Kesteven
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Anthony Salvin's Grantham Church - St John the Evangelist, Spitalgate
Visit Anthony Salvin's church of St John the Evangelist and decide for yourself whether its early critics were fair or just jealous!
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.
Exploring Grantham's cemetery
Guided walks starting from the twin stone chapels (close to the main entrance) will explore the graves of those who contributed to Grantham's history. Parking is available on site. Paths may be uneven. Pre-booking is essential.
Grave Designs at Grantham's Hidden Burial Ground
Grantham's overflow burial ground was used between 1812-1857. This is an evocative space & wildlife haven. Engage with the stories of former residents through their artistic headstones. Family historians will be on hand to help with queries.
R A Gardner Exhibition
The Old Town Hall, Bourne in collaboration with Bourne United Charities present an exhibition of R A Gardner paintings; a prolific local artist and Associate of the Royal Academy, R A Gardner continues to inspire in his hometown.
The House of Worth in Bourne - 200 years Anniversary Follow-up Project
Learn about the 200 year anniversary. “The House of Worth” was the very first fashion brand and a huge success, dressing European royalty (including Queen Victoria) and rich ladies from across the world in spectacular and very expensive clothes.
Visit Mannakin Hall
Immerse yourself in the rich history of Mannakin Hall, once the dining quarters for American soldiers during World War II. Today, it stands as a testament to art and history, housing over 15,000 mannequins that have graced TV sets and music videos.
Woolsthorpe Manor
Woolsthorpe Manor tells the story of Newton's time at Woolsthorpe, from his birth and childhood to the discoveries of his Year of Wonders.