Grimsby Mural Celebrates Heroic Fishermen Who Safeguarded the Seas
Grimsby was a key base for minesweepers in the world wars and many volunteers were trawlermen.
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Grimsby was a key base for minesweepers in the world wars and many volunteers were trawlermen.
Lincolnshire never fails to amaze, especially when it comes to its diverse and captivating history. This past week has seen a variety of historical treasures emerging, including World War II medals finding a new home in Grimsby, an unexpected Lewis Carroll dinner invitation unearthed at our revered cathedral, and the ongoing restoration of ‘Just Jane’,
‘It is important that we remember them because so many paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom and all the things we enjoy’
Staff at Lincoln Cathedral discover a dinner party invitation and menu sent by the author in 1875.
Invite found in Lincoln shows what Lewis Carroll had for tea  BBC
It’s hoped the Lancaster will return to the skies.
Tony Beacock, from Hull, is related to three of the men who conspired to blow up Parliament in 1605.
Cleethorpes 54, which entered service in 1937, is to make a public appearance at Sandtoft.
Two of the plotters lived in north Lincolnshire.
Lincolnshire’s enduring myth of a witch, a knight and a horse’s leap.
The event reportedly attracted more than 20,000 spectators at the time and was the first ever world championship fight
Soldiers from the Sky was a research project created by South Kesteven District Council.