East Wykeham is a medieval deserted village in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds. A series of lumps and bumps in the ground reveal a...

Barlings Abbey is an English Heritage project, situated in the wetlands of Lincolnshire, seven miles east of Lincoln. Founded in 1154 as a type of...

Louth Museum is situated in this small town in Lincolnshire and is concerned with the history of the community, protecting and preserving the heritage of...

Oscar Stewart was a surgeon at the hospital, and is the man responsible for starting this collection. The exhibitions are related to the history...

Lincoln Cathedral is one of the finest individual medieval buildings in Europe. High on its hill overlooking the ancient city, it is a landmark for...

Newport Arch is a Roman gateway into the city, dating from around the 3rd Century AD. It is famous for being the oldest Roman archway...

This first Century AD Roman well is situated at the heart of Lincoln’s prestigious uphill shopping area. Mostly overlooked by the usual pedestrian traffic, the...

The Museum of Lincolnshire Life examines the way that the normal person in the street has lived their life in this large and interesting country...

It was in the 12th Century that the majority of this beautiful medieval palace that we see today would have been constructed. Although several...

This Norman fortress stands above high the city and is just a short, level walk from the Cathedral. Unlike most castles it is not just...

The Usher Gallery, once an independent site, is now incorporated into The Collection, which is situated next door. It was founded in 1927 when James...

The Collection is one of the region’s newest museums and cost over £12 million to build and open in 2005. The main exhibition is a...

Jews House is a two storied stone building dating from 1158 and reputed to be the oldest domestic building in Britain. Next door the Court...

Steep Hill is, as the name implies, a hill which requires a certain level of fitness to ascend! Used as a defence method when the...

The Stonebow stands at the top of the High Street, where the Roman gateway to the south of the city once stood. In its present...

Unveiled in 2002, this sculpture was inspired by the blades of a wind turbine and is situated in an area of the city that links...

In the centre of the city of Lincoln stands a church that despite its age blends into the urban landscape without sticking out at all....

Brayford Wharf is an up-and-coming and increasingly fashionable area of Lincoln, attracting mostly students and young professionals. Originally a Roman port, the Wharf is now...

The Old Hall was built by Sir Thomas Burgh during the 1470s, and advertises itself as a unique medieval manor house. Built with a predominantly...

Without a doubt one of the most ornate and impressive pieces of local architecture, the gatehouse of Thornton Abbey is one of the finest preserved...

The Immingham Museum was established to collate the interesting artefacts and documents relating to local history that the local authority has acquired throughout the years....

Time Trap is a permanent exhibition situated in Grimsby Town Hall. It seeks to uncover and display the colourful past of Grimsby and its...

Created in 1983, the Bassetlaw Museum has quickly developed into one of the largest and best loved collections of decorative art and antiquities I this...

Grimsby has been one of the most important centres of fishing in this region and across the entire region for many centuries, so much so...

Doddington Hall is a beautiful example of a period stately home in the region, and exudes class and beauty, standing in the lush countryside that...

The Nelthorpe family used this beautiful country house as their home for many generations. It is set in over thirty acres of beautiful gardens,...

Hull Arena is an Olympic-sized ice rink that is home to the Hull Stingrays, from the British national ice hockey league. The rink is open...

St Peter’s Church has a history that spans over a millennium and is one of the most important religious buildings in the East of England....

Spurn Lightship is docked in Hull and was built in 1927, serving for over fifty years in the treacherous River Humber. Visitors are invited...

This art gallery is located in Hull, and offers a fantastic venue for local people and visitors to the area to enjoy a brilliant art...

The Deep is an environmentally sensitive charity and museum project that is designed to help both children and adults understand the importance of protecting the...

This English Heritage site offers the remains of the grammar school for church choristers that served this region for several hundred years, and formed an...

Hull Marina offers a picturesque setting on the Humber estuary, adjacent to Albert Dock and just upstream of the River Hull. The marina re-opened in...

Located in the attractive museums quarter, the Hull and East Riding Museum boasts some of the most spectacular natural history and archaeological displays in Britain....

Hull is of course one of the most important ports on the east coast of England and therefore has a long and interesting maritime history....

Hull Guildhall was designed by the eminent architect Sir Edwin Cooper and opened to the public in 1916. Much of the collection held in...

This beautiful old ship was built in Beverley in 1965 and was one of the last ‘side winder’ fishing boats to operate out of Hull....

The Streetlife Museum of Transport was conceived in the early 1980s as a response to the serious overcrowding in the existing Transport Museum that was...

This beautiful 17th Century building is the place where William Wilberforce lived for much of his life. The interior has been preserved almost exactly...

The EICH Gallery stands for the European Illustration Collection Hull, and is an important centre of cultural and artistic exchange in Hull. The archive...