The Fleece Inn closed in 2015. At the time of this image (1930s) it was owned by Hewitts of Grimsby which itself closed in 1968.

Undated postcard by Raphael Tuck 

Twelve-sided structure housing the radar head of the Type 82 "Orange Yeoman" tactical control radar for use in conjunction with the Bloodhound guided-missile system.

RAF North Coates opened in 1918 and, after an illustrious career as a flying station, became a Bloodhound base in 1958.

This photograph was taken during a visit by SLHA members to record its demolition in 2002.

Chris Lester, 2002

This interior shot of a Type 82 Building shows the mounting plates for the radar turning gear.

This radar was the operational prototype and it was the RAF's first 3-D radar to go into service.

It could track 18 targets simultaneously at a range of up to 140 miles.


Chris Lester, 2002

St Nicholas's church was rebuilt in 1865 by James Fowler of Louth in Early English style.

Within the church, Fowler retained the 13th century arcades, and the tower and chancel arches from the medieval church.

September 2012

The tower of St Nicholas's church has an octagonal parapet and pyramidal roof.

June 2015

View from the south-east.

June 2015

This view of St Nicholas's church shows the Early English windows of consistent style in Fowler's design of 1865.

June 2015