On This Day ...
March 19
John Clarke, hung at Lincoln Castle for sheep stealing, 1830
Forthcoming Events
HIGHLIGHTS
Beside the Seaside
Saturday 18 May, 2019
SKEGNESS: The Storehouse, North Parade, PE25 1BY
The Civil War in Lincolnshire 1642-1660
Saturday 15 June, 2019
Lincoln: Christ’s Hospital School, Wragby Rd, LN2 4PN
COMING SOON
Medieval Feasting at Lincoln Castle
Wednesday 20 March, 2019
LINCOLN: St Hugh's Hall, Monks Road, LN2 5AQ
Bully Beef and Biscuits – Sanitary Inspectors at War
Thursday 21 March, 2019
SLEAFORD: St Denys Parish Centre, NG34 7SH
Medieval Streets and Markets of Lincoln - Guided Walk
Saturday 30 March, 2019
LINCOLN: Castle Hill Club, Castle Square, LN1 3AA
Complete Events Listing
News and Reports
Lincolnshire Bricks
A wide-ranging collection
Lincoln Eastern Bypass
Remarkable archaeological finds
Christopher Wordsworth (1807-1885)
A notable Bishop of Lincoln
All News and Reports 2019
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
Jews' Court Bookshop

Lincolnshire books, plus good quality second-hand books.
Open Monday to Saturday, 10.00am to 4.00pm.

Volunteers Wanted
Enthusiasts are needed to help run our society and our Lincoln bookshop
Photograph Gallery

Over 6000 photographs - new and old - of scenes, buildings, artefacts and people from across the county.

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

Join a group recording and aiming to understand Lincolnshire's vernacular buildings - no previous experience necessary

PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MONTH
March 2019 - Cowbridge, Boston
March 2019 - Cowbridge, Boston
Butterley of Derby built three matching cast-iron footbridges over the Maud Foster Drain on the northern edge of Boston in 1811. The bridge at Cowbridge (in Fishtoft parish) is one of the two which survive.