"Cottage orn'e. c.1800, C20. Thickly rendered, some colourwashed brick dressings. Thatched roof covered with corrugated iron, with overhanging eaves to east supported on 4 wooden posts"

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A second view of the cottage located to the north-east of Glebe Farmhouse.

DB 29 February 2020

Apart from a medieval north wall with evidence of a lost arcade, the church of St Margaret in Langton by Horncastle dates from 1890.

Its font is made up of fragments from Kirkstead Abbey and a former church in Horncastle. The pulpit and lectern were carved by J. Conway Walter, Rector in 1891.

There is a rare chrismatory, used to sprinkle a child with salt and oil before baptism, which was found in a moat.

Mark Acton, 2013

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Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states :-

"The church of St. Margaret is a small edifice of stone, consisting of chancel, nave and a belfry containing one bell:

the pulpit, reading desk and lectern were carved by the Rev. J. C. Walter B.A. formerly rector, as a memorial to his father, the Rev. Edward Walter B.A. also rector of this parish:

a chrismatory of terracotta, discovered at Poolham Hall, is preserved in the church:

the bowl of the font, of Barnack stone, is of Norman work:

the church was restored in 1891:

there are 80 sittings"

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"North side of nave with outline of 2 blocked, pointed bays of C13 north arcade"

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Langton Mill was built in 1861 by Charles Clark of Horncastle.

Jon Sass Collection, undated photograph

Sails were removed and the mill abandoned in 1936 after a storm.

Location of mill: TF 245 695