Boston Local Interest

Tuesday 7th February 2012  

Local Interest - Boston area Lincs.

1. Boston Big Dig - Boston
   The Big Dig: Community excavation in Boston, Lincolnshire
2. Boston Borough Council's - Boston
   Boston Borough Council's Official Web Site
3. Boston Forum - Boston
   Community Forum for the Boston, Lincs. area with local issues, news and sport.
4. Boston Guildhall - Boston
   Lincolnshire Museum of the Year 2008
5. Boston Lincolnshire UK - Boston
   The town of Boston Lincolnshire, historic place worth visiting
6. Boston Mayflower - Boston
   Housing Association
7. Boston Woods Trust - Boston
   The Trust aims to create 7 miles of woodland, meadows and ponds in a crescent shaped corridor to the west of the town of Boston,
8. Burghley House - Stamford
   A virtual tour of this largest and grandest house of the first Elizabethan age was completed by William Cecil, Lord Burghley in 1587. 18 state rooms filled with wonderful paintings, furniture and fine art are open to visitors.
9. Fens Waterways -
   A visitors guide to fishing, boating, accommodation and things to do across the Fens
10. Forgotten Boston - Boston
    A history website about Boston's forgotton iconic buildings and structures.
11. Fydell House - Boston
    Built in 1726 by wine merchant, William Fydell.
12. Grantham Labour - Grantham
    The Grantham Labour Party
13. Heckington Windmill - Sleaford
    Visit the only surviving eight-sailed windmill in the country and discover one of the finest examples of 19th Century windmill technology.
14. Lincolnshire Film Archive - Spalding
    Listings of all Archive films dating from 1901 and recorded throughout Lincolnshire. Old cine movies, archive film, hirtory on film
15. Lincolnshire Pride - Boston
    County’s High Society Magazine
16. Lord Thomas Burgh - Grantham
    Medieval Re-enactment during the Wars of the Roses in 14th century Britain
17. Maud Foster Windmill - Boston
    Built in 1819 and still working. They sell organic flour, porridge oats and a variety of souvenirs.
18. Moulton Windmill - Moulton
    The tallest windmill in the country and stands at 100ft high to the top of the cap.
19. Roger Parsons Lincolnshire - New York
    An interesting site about famous Lincolnshire scientists, explorers, mathematicians and philosophers,
20. Stamford Artisans Guild - Stamford
    Local Craft Community

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