On This Day ...
January 19
Parliament held for Edward I in the chapter house, Lincoln Cathedral, 1301; Thomas Forman, printer & publisher of the Nottingham Guardian, born Louth, 1819
Forthcoming Events
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Sunday Special
Sunday 19 January, 2025
The Old School, Mill Hill, Nettleham LN2 2PE
The Sieges of Crowland during the English Civil War: Myths and Realities
Wednesday 29 January, 2025
Craft: Victorian Valentines
Wednesday 29 January, 2025
Jews' Court, 2-3 Steep Hill, Lincoln LN2 1LS
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Water Supply in Grantham

 A NEW BOOK written by Eric Newton describing how Grantham was supplied with water - from Roman times to the twentieth century

Steep Hill Bookshop
The bookshop is open on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 10.00 to 4.00.
Annual Awards

New books, fresh projects? We offer a good way of getting recognition and publicity. Closing date for this year's entries: 31 October 2025

Bernard Gilbert

A NEW BOOK by Andrew Jackson, published by SLHA, about an outstanding local author and journalist of the early 20th century

Lincolnshire Watermills
Detailed downloadable histories of more than 50 mills, their machinery and their millers
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Archaeology

Learn about Lincolnshire's rich and varied archaeology, especially in the Roman, Viking and Anglo-Saxon periods.

Local History

Find out about the places, people and events in Lincolnshire's colourful past, and how to do research.

PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MONTH
January 2025 - Crowle, Cross Keys
January 2025 - Crowle, Cross Keys

The Cross Keys was situated in Crowle Market Place. Of C18 origins, it was rebuilt by Nathaniel Brunyee in 1832 from brown brick in Flemish bond. The building is Grade II listed.

The Cross Keys was part of the Fox & Sons Brewery estate before being taken over by Barnsley Brewery. It closed as a pub in 1999 and was converted into offices.