West Lindsey
Properties and events in West Lindsey
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
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.
Gainsborough Old Hall Free Open Day
Gainsborough Old Hall will be open on Sunday 20th September for free for Heritage Open Days, with tile-making, medieval and Tudor music, and volunteers on hand for talks and tours.
Gainsborough United Reformed Church - Open Day
Gainsborough United Reformed Church dates from 1897 with strong links to John Robinson, Pastor to the Mayflower Pilgrims with an exhibition room dedicated to the history of the Pilgrims. The magnificent Forster & Andrews organ has heritage status.
Scotter - Working life through the ages
Visit our Methodist Chapel and see displays of history of the village of Scotter and find out how the residents of Scotter were occupied in the past. We are lucky to have a wealth of photographs of our village with which to share with visitors.
Sir Charles Anderson - the life of a half-forgotten Victorian gentleman
Sir Charles Anderson, was the 9th and last baronet of Lea, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. Explore the life and times of this Victorian gentleman from the site of his former country home at Lea, near Gainsborough.
Step inside 2-4 Market Place for our Anniversary Tours
As this year’s Heritage Open Days Festival approaches, the 2-4 team is excited to invite you back inside the Market Place buildings one year on from our first HOD hard-hat tours, and this time, the hard hats can stay at home.