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Picturing the Past Heritage Open Days Lincolnshire Heritage Open Days 6th- 9th & 13th-16th September 2018 25 s Y e a r Free Events for all ages! Picturing the Past celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritage Contemporary Art at Sleaford’s Cogglesford Watermill & Moulton Windmill Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Lincolnshire’s Heritage Open Days, artists Mark Steadman and Graham Elstone have been commissioned to create exciting, site-specific artworks for the beautiful heritage mills in Sleaford and Moulton. Don’t miss it! The artworks will only be on show during the Heritage Open Days weekends! Moulton Windmill and one of Graham Elstone’s previous projects Cogglesford Watermill, Sleaford & a model of one of Mark Steadman’s artworks Keep up to date with the project at www.heritagelincolnshire.org/heritage-open-days 2 #LincsHOD s @HeritageLin cs www.heritagelinco th th th th lnshire.org Heritage Open Days 2018 - 6 -9 and13 -16 September in celebrating the festival’s 25th year and discover Lincolnshire’s rich heritage whilst exploring for free from Thursday 6th to JoinSunday us 9th September, and Thursday 13th to Sunday 16th September. In 2018, Heritage Open Days will be operating across not one, but two amazing weekends, delivering what is sure to be a fantastic festival, with over 170 events across the county of Lincolnshire. Organised for the county by Heritage Lincolnshire and the Lincolnshire Heritage Open Days Steering Group since 1994, the festival celebrates both Lincolnshire’s best loved treasures and its hidden gems. There are events and activities for all ages and interests, from children’s trails and musical performances, to expert-led guided tours and temporary exhibitions. This year our theme is ’Picturing the Past’ celebrating Lincolnshire’s rich heritage through the medium of art, photography, design and more. On behalf of everyone involved with Lincolnshire Heritage Open Days we wish you two exciting and enjoyable long weekends! Booking Some events have limited places and require booking in advance. We advise you to book as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. For more information on how to book see the event listings. Event bookings co-ordinated by Heritage Lincolnshire can be made until Friday 31st August. This is to enable us to pass on details of bookings to event organisers before the festival begins. Earlier or later deadlines may apply where Key to symbols event organisers take bookings directly. We ask that you do not attend a booked event if you have not pre-booked in advance. Picturing the past Find Out More and Share Your Stories Special activities for children Visit heritagelincolnshire.org for full details of all events, including any late additions or alterations Refreshments Use #LincsHODs and share to @HeritageLincs Tag your visits @HeritageLincs Properties/events which offer their own For all other queries, and for event bookings co-ordinated parking facilities by us please call Heritage Lincolnshire on 01529 461499 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) WC Toilets Final Things to Note Generally suitable for Not all events take place over the whole eight days, wheelchair users so remember to check dates and times before you Partially or travel. conditionally suitable This year we have included a handy index overleaf to for wheelchair users help you plan your weekends, where you can check which events are happening each day of the festival. Dog Friendly th-9th and13th-16 th September Heritage Open Days 2018 - 6 #LincsHODs @HeritageLincs www.heritagelincolnshire.org 1 celebrate lincolnshire’s rich h eritage Thursday 6th Friday 7th Saturday 8th Event Page Event Page Event Page Location No. No. Location No. No. Location No. No. Waters' Edge Visitor 03a 6 Waters' Edge Visitor 03a 6 Waters' Edge Visitor 03a 6 Centre, Barton upon Centre, Barton upon Centre, Barton upon Humber Humber Humber Providence House, 03b 6 Providence House, 03b 6 Providence House, Barton 03b 6 Barton upon Humber Barton upon Humber. upon Humber The Ropewalk, Barton 03c 6 The Ropewalk, Barton 03c 6 The Ropewalk, Barton 03c 6 Upon Humber Upon Humber Upon Humber The Old Tile Yard, 03d 7 The Old Tile Yard, Barton 03d 7 The Old Tile Yard, Barton 03d 7 Barton upon Humber upon Humber upon Humber Ropery Hall, Barton 03e 7 Humber Bridge Board 03i 7 Humber Bridge Board 03i 7 upon Humber Offices, Hessle Offices, Hessle St Peter & St Paul 05a 11 St Botolph’s Parish 06a 12 Trinity Methodist Church, 03j 8 Church, Belton Church (Boston Stump), Barton upon Humber St Botolph’s Parish 06a 12 Boston Joseph Wright Hall, Barton 03k 8 Church (Boston Stump), Boston Guildhall, Boston 06b 12 upon Humber Boston Baldocks Mill, Bourne 07a 13 Far Ings National Nature 03l 8 Boston Guildhall, 06b 12 Brigg Heritage Centre, 09a 13 Reserve, Barton upon Boston Brigg Humber Baldocks Mill, Bourne 07a 13 Cadwell Park Circuit, 13a 14 Wilderspin National School, 03m 8 Brigg Heritage Centre, 09a 13 Louth Barton upon Humber Brigg Willoughby Memorial 17a 15 St Botolph’s Parish Church 06a 12 Cadwell Park Circuit, 13a 14 Trust Gallery, Corby Glen (Boston Stump), Boston Louth Crowland Abbey, 18a 15 Boston Guildhall, Boston 06b 12 Willoughby Memorial 17a 15 Crowland Baldocks Mill, Bourne 07a 13 Trust Gallery, Corby Saxonhouse, Market 22a 16 Brigg Heritage Centre, 09a 13 Glen Rasen Brigg Crowland Abbey, 18a 15 St. Mary on the Sea 30a 19 St Margarets Church, 11a 13 Crowland Catholic Church, Great Bucknall St. Mary le Wigford 40a 23 Grimsby Burgh le Marsh Heritage 12a 14 Church, Lincoln St. Mary le Wigford 40a 23 Centre, Burgh le Marsh Greyfriars, Lincoln 40b 23 Church, Lincoln Cleethorpes Town Hall, 15a 14 Lincolnshire County 40c 26 Usher Gallery, Lincoln 40e 26 Cleethorpes Council, Lincoln Society for Lincolnshire 40f 26 St John the Baptist, 16a 14 Pinchbeck Engine 56a 38 History & Archaeology, Colsterworth Museum, Spalding Lincoln Willoughby Memorial Trust 17a 15 Ashby Wesley 59a 39 All Saints' Church, 49a 36 Gallery, Corby Glen Methodist Church, Nettleham Crowland Abbey, Crowland 18a 15 Scunthorpe The Old School, 49b 36 Potts Lane Car Park, 19a 15 All Saints' Church, 66a 44 Nettleham Crowle Stamford Pinchbeck Engine 56a 38 St Helen’s Church, East 23a 16 Stamford Mercury 66b 44 Museum, Spalding Keal Archive Trust, Stamford Raithby Methodist 57a 38 St Michael & All Angels' 24a 16 Cattle Market Car Park, 66c 44 Chapel, Raithby by Church, Frampton West Stamford Spilsby The Old Nick, 26a 17 Stamford Library, 66d 44 Ashby Wesley Methodist 59a 39 Gainsborough Stamford Church, Scunthorpe Gainsborough Heritage 26b 17 All Saints' Church, 66a 44 Centre, Gainsborough Stamford Gainsborough United 26d 17 Cattle Market Car Park, 66f 44 Reformed Church, Stamford Gainsborough Stamford Mercury 66b 44 The Old King’s School, 28a 18 Archive Trust, Stamford Grantham Temple Bruer, Nr 71a 47 St Wulfram's Parish 28b 18 Welbourn Church, Grantham & 28c St. Mary on the Sea 30a 19 Catholic Church, Great Grimsby Holbeach Cemetery 34b 21 Chapels, Holbeach Town Hall, Station Road, 36a 22 Boston th-9th and13th-16th September Heritage Open Days 2018 - 6 2 #LincsHODs @HeritageLincs www.heritagelincolnshire.org The Old King's Head, 36b 22 Sunday 9th St. Mary le Wigford Church, 40j & 29 Kirton Event Page Lincoln 40k St. Mary le Wigford Church, 40a 23 Location No. No. Lincolnshire Family History 40r 32 Lincoln Waters' Edge Visitor 03a 6 Society, Lincoln Usher Gallery, Lincoln 40e 26 Centre, Barton upon Visitors' Information Centre, 40s 32 Humber Society for Lincolnshire 40f 26 Lincoln History & Archaeology, The Ropewalk, Barton 03c 6 Old Police Station and 45a 33 Lincoln Upon Humber Magistrates Courtroom, St. Mary le Wigford Church, 40j & 29 The Old Tile Yard, Barton 03d 7 Market Rasen Lincoln 40k upon Humber Lincolnshire Road 52a 37 St Peter at Gowts, Lincoln 40l 29 St Peter's Church, Barton 03q 10 Transport Museum, Lincoln Upon Humber St Mary's Guildhall, Lincoln 40m 29 Cranwell Aviation Heritage 53a 37 Tyrwhitt Hall, Barton-Upon- 03r 10 Centre, Sleaford Boultham Park Education 40n 31 Humber Centre, Lincoln Saxilby Village Hall, Saxilby 58a 39 Trinity Methodist Church, 03s 11 Ashby Wesley Methodist 59a 39 Friends Meeting House, 40t 32 Barton upon Humber Lincoln Church, Scunthorpe Belchford Village Hall Car 04a 11 Louth Museum, Louth 42b 33 20-21 Visual Arts Centre, 59e 40 Park, Belchford Scunthorpe Old Police Station and 45a 33 Baldocks Mill, Bourne 07a 13 Magistrates Courtroom, St Margaret's 61a 41 Market Rasen St Philip's Church, Brinkhill 10a 13 Church,Sibsey nr Boston St Paul's Church, 48a 34 St Margaret's Church, 11a 13 Navigation House, Sleaford 63c 41 Gainsborough Bucknall Cogglesford Watermill, 63d 42 All Saints' Church, 49a 36 Burgh le Marsh Heritage 12a 14 Sleaford Nettleham Centre, Burgh le Marsh Sleaford Museum, Sleaford 63e 42 Lincolnshire Road 52a 37 Willoughby Memorial Trust 17a 15 Market Place, Sleaford 63g 42 Gallery, Corby Glen Transport Museum, Lincoln St Lawrence's Church, 64a 42 Cranwell Aviation Heritage 53a 37 Crowland Abbey, Crowland 18a 15 Snarford Centre, Sleaford Crowle Market Place, 19b 15 Spalding Cemetery, 65c 43 Raithby Methodist Chapel, 57a 38 Crowle Spalding Raithby by Spilsby The Cross Monument, 20a 15 St Leonard's Priory, 66g 45 Saxilby Village Hall, Saxilby 58a 39 Deeping St James Stamford Ashby Wesley Methodist 59a 39 Saxonhouse, Manor Farm 22a 16 All Saints' Church, Stamford 66h 45 Cottage, Market Rasen Church, Scunthorpe St Mary's Church, Sutterton 68a 46 St Margaret's Church, 61a 41 St Helen’s Church, East 23a 16 Keal St. Margaret's Church, Well 77a 48 Sibsey nr Boston St Mary & St Nicholas 83a 49 Navigation House, Sleaford 63c 41 St Michael & All Angels' 24a 16 Church, Frampton West Church, Wrangle Cogglesford Watermill, 63d 42 Sleaford The Old Nick, 26a 17 Gainsborough Sleaford Museum, Sleaford 63e 42 Gainsborough Heritage 26b 17 The Bede Houses, Sleaford 63f 42 Thursday 13th Centre, Gainsborough Event Page St Lawrence's Church, 64a 42 St Wulfram's Parish 28c 18 Location No.
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