Lincolnshire – Page 2 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Gainsborough – Gainsborough Hotel (White Hart)

This rather charming hotel seems to have had an interesting few years. It has a long history since it opened

Back on Christmas Day 1013, Sweyn Forkbeard (the son of Harald Bluetooth) swept into England and pronounced himself as King.

Sir Nikolaus Pevsner is my favourite architectural historian. Actually, he’s the only one that I can name, but he is

This church looks a little out of proportion as the nave and chancel were entirely rebuilt between 1734 and 1744

St Germain’s Church in Thurlby is Grade II* listed, with its origins from the eleventh century. The north aisle was

The Green Man in Norton Disney has one of the more detailed pub histories on their web-site that I’ve come

The Church of St Michael and All Angels in the Lincolnshire village of Bassingham is Grade II* listed and has

This Grade I listed church in the Lincolnshire village of Carlton-le-Moorland has elements dating from as early as the eleventh

Located down a track this pretty church was built to serve a village which has long since gone. The settlement

I suspect some local wags and pesky kids might well have been having a go at the pub signage of