No. 33/34 : Autumn/Winter 1998

The Old Warehouse in Navigation Yard, Sleaford - Wendy J Atkin
Jubilee of Lincolnshire Archives Office - Dorothy Owen, Dennis Mills, Bob Kershaw
Listed Buildings Information Service - Stewart Squires
Horncastle Bicycle Club - J N Clarke
The Railway Comes to Market Rasen (150th anniversary) - Douglas Boyce
Tackling Nineteenth Century Local History: suggestions - Rex Russell
The Fawssett Family of Holbeach, Horncastle, Louth, etc - Dennis Mills
Henry James Herbert Dyer (1902-1995): obituary - John Ketteringham
The Silk Willoughby Pig Club - Bill Collin
Short Items: Lincolnshire Old Churches Trust; Crowland's glass tower (proposed visitor centre for the Abbey); Ordnance Survey maps and the Charles Close Society; a T E Lawrence trail by bicycle; interment of Sir Frank Whittle's ashes at Cranwell; award of OBE to Geoff Bryant, WEA tutor organiser at Barton on Humber; Deeping St James tithe barn (photographs, 1963); an early record of fenland soils; Lincolnshire lavatory doors (illustrated); meaning of the word "ollier"; Hudson's bus company, Horncastle; John Francis of Silver Street, Lincoln; Burgh le Marsh Local History Day; Great-Grandmother Cooling's Christmas Plum Pudding (origin and recipe); church fonts (Thorganby and Barnoldby le Beck); Steam Engine Builders of Lincolnshire (launch of reissue of Ronald Clark's book); two Gainsborough concidences; medieval coffin at Pinchbeck.