Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology

The pier was constructed by Messrs Head, Wrightson & Co of Stockton on Tees and opened in August 1873. Originally, it was 1200 ft (360m) long, but it was first breached and later truncated in the 1940s.

Jews' Court Bookshop Lincolnshire books, plus good quality second-hand books. Open Monday to Saturday, 10.00am to 4.00pm.	Membership Interested in Lincolnshire's history and heritage? Join SLHA now and share its many benefits	Annual Awards New books, fresh projects? We offer a good way of getting recognition and publicity
Photograph Gallery Over 4300 photographs - new and old - of buildings and scenes from across the county.	New Book Mining for ironstone in the 19th and 20th centuries in the Lincolnshire Wolds, an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'	Archaeology Learn about Lincolnshire's rich and varied archaeology, especially in the Roman, Viking and Anglo-Saxon periods.
Local History Find out about the places, people and events in Lincolnshire's colourful past, and how to do research.	Industrial Archaeology Discover the industrial history of Lincolnshire: mills and maltings; drains and docks; farms and factories.	Building Recording This recently formed group is engaged in recording and understanding Lincolnshire's vernacular buildings