This centre contains a great many aircraft that were actively involved in the Battle of Britain and the air war that raged throughout the 1940s....

Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre celebrates the development of aircraft and air travel in the 20th Century. It is amazing that in such a short...

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...

Spilsby Theatre is situated in the old courthouse, a building with wonderful Palladian architecture. Saved by the Dandelion Trust in 1988 from becoming a grain...

Spilsby Church is a pretty building standing in the centre of the market town. With a traditional Victorian facade, the interior is generally plain. However,...

This memorial of one of Britain’s greatest explorers, John Franklin, has been at the centre of the town watching over events for over fifty years....

The unassuming frontage to the bakery in Spilsby actually has a lot behind it in terms of history. The bakery was actually the birthplace of...

Heckington Windmill will be fully operational again in the Spring of 2004 following major repairs. Once again we can invite you to visit the only...

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...

This beautiful windmill was originally constructed in 1877 and has been restored in recent times using English Heritage funding. The windmill is one 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...

St. Denys Church is the main church in the town of Sleaford. Keeping watch over the Market Place, the church dates back to around 1180,...

The Handley Monument in Sleaford commemorates the life and work of Henry Handley who was born in Sleaford in 1797 and died in 1846. He...

The Hub Centre is the largest gallery devoted to craft and design outside of London and has a regularly changing programme of events to suit...

Navigation House has been refurbished thanks to a Lottery Grant. Having been built in 1794, the house was designed for the purpose of being weighing...

Standing in the centre of Sleaford in an area known as Money's Yard is an Eighteenth Century corn mill called Money's Mill. Measuring a dizzying...

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....

Built in the early 1100s, Sleaford Castle was originally built as a manor house rather than a defensive castle. In 1216, King John stayed there...

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...

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

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 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...

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

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...

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...

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...

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...

Tennysons “Haunt of Ancient Peace”, Gunby Hall is poised on the edge of the lovely Lincolnshire Wolds. Built in 1800, the local red bricked house...

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...

The Whisby Natural World Centre comprises both the Centre and the Nature Park in which it stands. The Centre offers the chance to explore various...

Barkham Street in Wainfleet was built on the design of Sydney Smirke in 1847 for the Bethlem Trust. Similar streets were built at the same...

The Guildhall Museum is one of the centrepieces of Boston town centre and is housed in an impressive and imposing piece of historical architecture....

The Blackfriars Centre is one of the cultural hubs for this small town in Lincolnshire. The complex has been established in order to give...

The Haven Gallery was named after the river that runs through the community close to the gallery. The gallery is one of the most...

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 only open air museum in Lincolnshire, Church Farm offers the chance for visitors to step back in time to a more simple age. A...

Skegness Pier is one of the East coast’s largest family entertainment centres. There is a full sized AMF bowling centre, Laser Quest, Houstons American Diner...