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HOD – Wesley in Wool – Scenes from the life of John Wesley.
Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2023 In July 1779 John Wesley dedicated this unique Grade I listed chapel built above the stable block in the grounds of the beautiful…
Read MoreThe Longwool Collection of Keyrings
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Read MoreThe Longwool Sheep Keyring
The Longwool Collection
Read MoreThe Longwool Sheep Tea Towel
The Longwool Collection
Read MoreThe Longwool Collection of Tea Towels
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Read MoreLincoln Longwool Sheep: the Louth Carpet and Woollen Industry.
Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 The famous Lincoln Longwool sheep provided the alleviation of poverty through work in the Carpet and woollen industries in Louth. The wealth of…
Read MoreThe Longwool Collection of Cups
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Read MoreThe Longwool Collection of Cushions
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Read MoreThe Longwool Sheep Cup
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Read MoreWoolsthorpe Carpenters’ Shop
Woolsthorpe Carpenters’ Shop
Woolsthorpe Manor
Boston Heritage Skills Festival 2023
Boston Heritage Skills Festival 2022 Boston Heritage Skills and Crafts Day! Saturday 14th Oct (10am-4pm) Free! After the success of the festival last year, we’re thrilled to announce we’re back…
Read MoreHeritage Lincolnshire welcomes new CEO
The Trustees of Heritage Lincolnshire are delighted to announce that they have appointed Tracy Stringfellow as the charity’s new CEO. Tracy’s background is in the heritage sector, having worked for…
Read MoreWakefield District Heritage Framework
Wakefield Council are developing a Heritage Framework document and we need your help. The council have commissioned Heritage Lincolnshire to ask people from around the district what you value from…
Read MoreThe Lincolnshire Buff Chicken Keyring
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Read MoreThe Lincoln Red Cow Keyring
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Read MoreThe Lincolnshire Buff Chicken Tea Towel
The Longwool Collection
Read MoreHODs – Browne’s Hospital, Stamford
Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 Don’t miss this rare opportunity to explore this late medieval almshouse, with its nationally important stained glass in the chapel. Founded by William…
Read MoreHODs – Browne’s Hospital, Stamford
Part of the Lincolnshire HODs Festival 2022 Don’t miss this rare opportunity to explore this late medieval almshouse, with its nationally important stained glass in the chapel. Founded by William…
Read MoreThe Boston Heritage Trail: Red Route
The Red Trail : Shorter Route Starting Point: War Memorial A gentle ramble through the historic sites of the town centre, with a Spotters Guide for children to “Get a…
Read MoreThe Boston Heritage Trail: Blue Route
The Blue Trail : Longer Route Starting Point: Boston Railway Station Stretch your legs as you circle round a wider area, taking in heritage gems like Hussey Tower and the…
Read MorePin Loom Weaving Workshop
Join us, IN PERSON, with our local tutor, Tracy, at our newly renovated venue, The Old King’s Head. Pin loom weaving is growing in popularity because the looms are small enough…
Read MoreWet Felting Workshop
Join us, IN PERSON, at our newly brought-back-to-life venue, The Old King’s Head in Kirton. On this course you will learn the heritage craft of wet felting using the resist…
Read MoreWet Felted Landscapes Workshop
Join us, IN PERSON, at our newly brought-back-to-life venue, The Old King’s Head in Kirton. On this course you will be learn the heritage craft of wet felting and be…
Read MoreWet Felted Bowls Workshop
Join us, IN PERSON, at our newly brought-back-to-life venue, The Old King’s Head in Kirton. On this course you will learn the heritage craft of wet felting and be shown…
Read MoreBeginners Felting Workshop
Join us, IN PERSON, at our newly brought-back-to-life venue, The Old King’s Head in Kirton. On this course you will learn the heritage craft of wet felting, you will learn…
Read MoreThe Lincolnshire Buff Chicken Cup
The Longwool Collection
Read MoreThe Lincolnshire Buff Chicken Cushion
The Longwool Collection
Read MoreThe Making of Grantham – the medieval town
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Read MoreThe Lincoln Red Cow Cup
The Longwool Collection
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Read MoreThe Curly Coat Pig Cup
The Longwool Collection
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The Longwool Collection
Read MoreBoston Guildhall
Boston Guildhall The Guild of St Mary was founded in 1260. For a gold noble and annual subscription, men, and unusually for the time, women, could be members. …
Read MoreThe Holocene Extinction by Jim Snee
There aren’t many Mammoths roaming around Lincolnshire these days. Other forms of glacial megafauna are pretty thin on the ground as well. So as archaeologists, we have to ask the…
Read MoreMore to Life Than Survival by Jim Snee
It is hardly surprising, but often the archaeological finds from the Palaeolithic that spark the most interest are things like figurines, paintings and engravings that have been discovered across the…
Read MoreNalbinding for Beginners – get your tickets now!
Join us, digitally, for this fascinating workshop by Katie Sawyer. Tickets can be bought through our website shop and there is a discount for members. Sunday morning, 24th January 2021…
Read MoreFunding for new heritage venue at Greyfriars in Lincoln
City of Lincoln Council in partnership with Heritage Lincolnshire secures National Lottery support City of Lincoln Council, in partnership with Heritage Lincolnshire, has received initial support from The National Lottery…
Read MoreLabyrinths, Circles and Dance by Jim Snee
From memory, which I must confess is somewhat distant, dance has never played a significant part in the church services I have attended if any part at all. Which is…
Read MoreSouth Holland
South Holland is rich in heritage, both natural and man-made, with lots to see and do! It is a rural district in the south east of the county, that is…
Read MoreLincolnshire’s First Scientist by Jim Snee
Lincolnshire is known for many things, and in today’s society, it is rightly celebrated for its agriculture and its natural beauty. If you think of science, you probably look elsewhere,…
Read MoreLincolnshire’s First Redcoats by Jim Snee
It is commonly asserted that prior to the introduction of khaki, the British infantryman followed the uniform established by Cromwell’s New Model Army and wore a scarlet coat. Like many…
Read MoreThe Hidden History of Greyfriars
A medieval hidden gem, Greyfriars sits on the edge of Lincoln City’s Cultural Quarter. A Grade 1 Listed building and Scheduled Ancient Monument of international importance. Believed to…
Read MoreHow Heritage Lincolnshire gets Involved across the County
The Heritage Lottery Fund have created so many opportunities for the public to enjoy! Our charity is focused on conserving the rich heritage of Lincolnshire. This is for the benefit…
Read MoreTudor Gardens
Tudor Gardens By the Tudor period, foreign trees were brought in by overseas traders to shade delightful, scented herb ‘potagers’ and enclosed, private physic gardens, reminiscent of the cloistered garths…
Read More17C Manor House deer parks, gardens & orchards
17C Manor House deer parks, gardens & orchards Land slowly devolved from royal control. Ownership of deer parks, once the prerogative of the monarch, became more widely permissible. Belton Park…
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