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The Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology’s Rex Russell Memorial Lecture 2017 In the sixteenth century many Lincolnshire families made their fortunes and rose to prominence on both the local and national scene, with some of the highest positions in … Continued

Two proper L.A. dreamers, a suavely charming soft-spoken jazz pianist and a brilliant vivacious playwright, while waiting for their big break, attempt to reconcile aspirations and relationship in a magical old-school romance.

For more information you can call 01724 296058. In order to take part you will need to complete the following Parental Consent Form and send it to Kathleen.egan@northlincs.gov.uk, who will then be able to confirm your place.

Suitable for babies, toddlers and pre-school children.  Please note: dates may be subject to change so you are advised to contact the library in advance if you are visiting specifically for storytime.

By kind permission of English Heritage. This famous Anglo Saxon tower and medieval nave and chancel are an archaelogical and architectural treasure. Guides on hand. The “Buried Lives” exhibition tracks the church and its people through 1000 years.

Drop in tours o the hour and half hour around the childhood home of John Wesley, Methodist. Find out about this remarkable man, whose childhood was marred by debt, and how that inspired him to champion social justice, to fight … Continued

Come and find out about Crowle before it was radically changed by the encolsures at the beginning of the 19th Century. Find out where the gallows were andd the names of the open fields and commons.

Booking is essential. A rare opportunity to see the medieval timber framed Great Hall. The building is associated with the Barton sculptor Philip Pape. Booking for the guided tour is essential.

The Innovative Hidden History Barton smartphone app is an opportunity to bring the fascinating history of Barton to life! Join this introduction to downloading the app and navigating a circular walk to uncover Barton’s heritage.

Guided walk of Baysgarth Park, former parkland and gardens of Baysgarth House. The estate belonged to the Nelthorpe family (1620-1792) and the house is now a museum. This is where the walk commences. Book to avoid disappointed.