The village derived its name from this inn, which was said to have been over 400 years old. There is a story that a scull (a Saracen’s Head) was brought back as a trophy from a medieval crusade and th…
Crowds gather in Haverfield Road, Spalding on Sunday 4th May 1919. The Drill Hall is in the background. Photo by J W Williamson
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This was written by G.C.H Smith in 1966
The most interesting building in many of these villages is the Church and so it is with Weston. The village itself, otherwise, appears dull and modern with n…
This photo shows a group of soldiers ( looks like the Lincolnshire Regiment ), outside the Drill Hall, Haverfield Road, Spalding. Written on the reverse is " Drill Hall, Spalding 1939 ".
Does anyon…
The Ice House in Ayscoughfee Gardens
Ice houses or icehouses are buildings used to store ice throughout the year, commonly used prior to the invention of the refrigerator. Some were underground cha…
Stukeley House, Holbeach.
The house was owned by a man who was called Thomas Clarke who was said to be a self made man that had made a good living selling coal to houses in the town. He also played…