Drawing of the Tudor Hall by Nattes in 1793.

T R Leach Collection

The principal elevation of the Hall faces south and was built by James Paine in 1768. It was built on the site of an earlier Tudor mansion.

The Monson family occupied the Hall for over 300 years.

Burton Hall was built by James Paine in 1768 on the site of an earlier Tudor mansion.

This view looks west showing the north extension of the Hall built in 1808 by Thomas Cundy.

 T R Leach Collection, undated

The principal elevation of the Hall faces south and was built by James Paine in 1768. It was built on the site of an earlier Tudor mansion.

The Monson family occupied the Hall for over 300 years.

This photograph was probably taken c.1960 just prior to demolition.

T R Leach Collection, undated

"Gate piers, pedestrian gates and flanking walls. Mid C19"

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DB 23 September 2021

More detailed view of the northern gate pier.

DB 23 September 2021

A house dating from the mid-seventeenth century.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011

The Georgian House in Burton was built in the late 1700s.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011

A nicely designed fanlight - an original feature - over the entrance door of The Georgian House.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011

Like virtually every village, Burton had a smithy. This building dates from the early nineteenth century.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011

The tower of St Vincent's was built in 1678, but reused a 12th century doorway.   Much of the rest of the church dates from 1795.

The west gallery has a fireplace, installed for the comfort of the 6th Baron Monson!

Notes to follow

Notes to follow

Hatchment for William John, 6th Lord Monson, who married 1828 Eliza Daughter of Edmund Larken of Bedford Square, and died 17 December 1862.

Hatchment for Eliza, widow of William John, 6th Baron Monson, died 22 January 1863.

A three-light window in the south wall of the nave. The three saints depicted in the stanined glass are SS Guthlac, Paulinus and Gilbert - all with Lincolnshire associations.

The inscription reads 'The gift of Betsey Ann Evens in memory of her mother Ann Evens A.D.1928'

May 2011

A three-light window in the south wall of the nave. The three figures depicted in the stained glass are Bishop Grosseteste, St Hugh and Bishop King, all notable Bishops of Lincoln.

The inscription reads 'The gift of Betsey Ann Evens in memory of her father John Evens A.D.1928'

May 2011

The house known as the granary was built in the late eighteenth century.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011

The recently restored well head in the main street of Burton by Lincoln is a late 19th century structure.

The plaque bears the inscription: "1867 Presented by the Monson Estate for water supply for the village".

There is a second such water supply further up the hill in the village.

Pearl Wheatley, 2011