No. 3 : Spring 1991

Methodism in Nineteenth Century Binbrook - Charles Rawding
Some Early Primitive Methodist Meetings - Rex C Russell
A Methodist Minister's Farm (Allenby of Kenwick Hall and Zechariah Taft) - Terence R Leach
Burgh le Marsh Sewing Meetings, 1904-14 - Winston Kime
Navigation House, Sleaford - C J Lester
The Fall and Rise of the English Village : Rural Planning and Technological Change - Dennis Mills
The English Historic Towns Forum Conference, Lincoln, 1990: Archaeology in Historic Towns - Stewart Squires
Anglo-Saxon Pottery in Lincolnshire - Alan Vince and Jane Young
Lincolnshire Places - Source Material: Part 15 Branston, Brant Broughton, Bratoft, Brattleby, Brauncewell, Brigsley, Brinkhill.
Short Items: new Wesleyan Chapel at Grantham, 1840; illustrated biographical puzzle (Wesley); photographs of Hannah Memorial Wesleyan Chapel, Lincoln; poem about Wesleyan Methodist local preachers, Sleaford Circuit, 1845; Dunholme Methodist Sunday School treat, 1912; Wesleyan Centenary painting of Epworth Rectory fire, 1840; the Hole in the Wall public house, Horncastle; great wind, 1627; sheep wash and wash dyke sites; L'Oste and Brown families, Pinchbeck; Shillingthorpe Park Bridge, Greatford; Scankeston and Jordans Croft; Poolthorn Farm, Cadney; Ralph Lilly of Linwood; Anya Seton; two photographs of vicarages; paintings by George Stubbs of dogs of the Vyner family; Cold Hanworth font; Raithby Chapel.