St Chad
Place of worship in Harpswell
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Scampton · 6.8 miles
Preserved old BAE Hawk T.1 aircraft from the Red Arrows
Primary Park
Market Rasen · 11 miles
Park and Playing Field next to the Primary School
Rase Park
Market Rasen · 11 miles
Rase Park located at the Football and Cricket Club
Bell Park
Market Rasen · 11 miles
Park known as "Bell Park", complete with a play area, seating areas and woodland.
Roman city gate
Whitton Park · 11 miles
Roman city gate entirely buried by Norman mound, discovered in 1836 by innkeeper wishing to extend his pub. Was lithographed, collapsed in a few days and afterwards covered back up again.
King George III
Whitton Park · 11 miles
A Codestone bust of King George III that was originally a full figure located on a tower on Dunston Heath near Lincoln. It was taken down at the start of the second world war as it became a hazard to aircraft taking off from a nearby RAF base.
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