Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 Built in 1938, Quincey's Pumping Station houses equipment manufactured by two notable Lincolnshire companies: Ruston & Hornsby and Gwynnes Pumps. The original engines are in working order and will be running for visitors to view. Booklet Number: 42a Region: Thorpe Culvert Address: Quinceys Pumping Station, Culvert Road, Thorpe…

Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 Discover the darker side of history with tales of Typhoid and Tombs. Just how much did cholera and typhoid change Winterton? Where was the town pond? Why was it filled in? Why is there a cemetery as well as a churchyard? What is a mortuary chapel for? Why…

Join us for a weekend (10am- 4pm each day) of exploring the history of Kirton and The Old King’s Head. Discover archaeological finds from the Kirton dig, historic documents from the 15th Century for land and property throughout the village , old photographs and children’s activities.  Free entry to the event as part of Lincolnshire Heritage…

Join us for Kirton History Weekend, as part of Heritage Open Days, for a walking tour of Kirton and The Old King’s Head. This is a Free tour as part of the Heritage Open Days Festival but Booking is essential as places are limited on each tour - please book through our shop. Tours are…

Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 Learn how the past is informing the present with the return of heritage grains to supply Manor Farm Bakehouse. Farming for a sustainable future in field and woodland, including charcoal production (as featured on BBC Countryfile). Booklet Number: 33a Region: Sedgebrook Address: Booking and starting point at St…

Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 Visit Wake House, the birthplace of Charles Worth, who moved from rural Lincolnshire to Paris and became "The Father of Haute Couture". Find out about the historic fashion industry, also our Grade II listed building and how it benefits local people. Booklet Number: 3a Region: Bourne Address: Wake…

Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 In this illustrated talk, Phil Espin and Phil Hyde - co-authors of Birds of Lincolnshire (2021) - will talk about the Great Bustard and other species that once bred in Lincolnshire but have now long been lost. However, the duo's story is far from being all gloom and…

Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 See behind the scenes at this gem of an Art Deco theatre that has brought high-class amateur entertainment to our area for the past 79 years! Discover our public areas, recently refurbished in Art Deco style and see backstage with special tours showcasing wardrobe, props and more. Booklet…

Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 Come aboard a working 1960s vintage outside broadcast truck. Operate the cameras and see vintage video equipment that will eventually form part of our Broadcast Engineering Museum. The Broadcast Engineering Conservation Group is working towards opening this museum to house our fantastic collection of broadcast equipment. Get a…

Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 As part of 'Tales of Typhoid and Tombs' we are also giving you a unique opportunity to see inside one of the chapels, which is usually closed to the public. Find out how Mortuary Chapels were used and their role in the church and cemetery. Booklet Number: 46b…

Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 Learn about why a whole town was built of Tin and see what it would be like to live in one. Tour of a Tin Bungalow. www.imminghamtintown.org Booklet Number: 18a Region: Immingham Address: Immingham Tin Town Heritage Centre, 359 Pelham Rd, Immingham, N. E. Lincolnshire, DN40 1NG. Time:…

Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 This is your invitation to explore our Grade II* Listed church and the stories of how our church and community has evolved. Holy Trinity has experienced many changes over time with perhaps the most significant being extensive restoration in the early 19th century by Revd. H.V. Bayley and…