Heckington Windmill will be fully operational again in the Spring of 2004 following major repairs. Once again we can invite you to visit the only eight-sailed windmill in Western Europe, to enjoy the view and to experience the thrill of...

This centre contains a great many aircraft that were actively involved in the Battle of Britain and the air war that raged throughout the 1940s. There is a Lancaster, five Spitfires, two Hurricanes, two Chipmunks and a Dakota in...

The Handley Monument in Sleaford commemorates the life and work of Henry Handley who was born in Sleaford in 1797 and died in 1846. He was a Member of Parliament, local entrepreneur and had some involvement in the River Slea...

Standing in the centre of Sleaford in an area known as Money's Yard is an Eighteenth Century corn mill called Money's Mill. Measuring a dizzying seventy feet high and having eight storeys, it was built during the canal boom, and...

Navigation House has been refurbished thanks to a Lottery Grant. Having been built in 1794, the house was designed for the purpose of being weighing offices for the river navigation. Canal travellers would bring in their goods for weighing and...

A varied collection of paintings and prints by Roger Heaton, one of the country’s most experienced artists, is displayed in the large, airy gallery. The adjoining Studio and Framing Workshop makes the commissioning of paintings and getting them framed an...

Built in the early 1100s, Sleaford Castle was originally built as a manor house rather than a defensive castle. In 1216, King John stayed there after his crossing of the Fens in which he infamously lost a lot of his...

St. Denys Church is the main church in the town of Sleaford. Keeping watch over the Market Place, the church dates back to around 1180, judging by its stone spire. However much of it has been rebuilt after a storm...

This is one of the most dramatic pieces of architecture in the county, set over six floors, first begun building in the 15th Century. Tattershall Castle was constructed by Ralph Cromwell, Lord Treasurer of England and restored by Lord...

This English Heritage site offers the remains of the grammar school for church choristers that served this region for several hundred years, and formed an important part of the religious and social make-up of the area. Founded in the...

The Hub Centre is the largest gallery devoted to craft and design outside of London and has a regularly changing programme of events to suit all ages and tastes. Situated in a former seed warehouse, the Centre also boasts a...