East Wykeham is a medieval deserted village in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds. A series of lumps and bumps in the ground reveal a number of properties that used to stand on the site, including a church. The site...

The only racecourse in Lincolnshire, Market Rasen Racecourse is situated in the town of the same name. National hunt (jump) racing takes place at the course on 11 months of the year with October being the only month without action....

Barlings Abbey is an English Heritage project, situated in the wetlands of Lincolnshire, seven miles east of Lincoln. Founded in 1154 as a type of monastery, the only piece of physical evidence that remains is a large tower of stone...

Lincolnshire County Council have been entrusted with the collection of artefacts and documents that relate to the Royal Lincolnshire Regiment and her history. The home of the museum is a listed barracks that has a history dating back to...

The Museum of Lincolnshire Life examines the way that the normal person in the street has lived their life in this large and interesting country for many centuries. The exhibitions look at the work and leisure practices of people...

Newport Arch is a Roman gateway into the city, dating from around the 3rd Century AD. It is famous for being the oldest Roman archway in the country that still allows traffic to drive directly underneath it on a main...

This first Century AD Roman well is situated at the heart of Lincoln’s prestigious uphill shopping area. Mostly overlooked by the usual pedestrian traffic, the well was once the centre of a Roman military fortress, and later, a public forum....