A Day at the Seaside
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Skegness c. 1956
What's Going On at the SINC?
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Bottesford's Site of Importance for Nature Conservation, Summer 2008
A Grand Day Out
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Photographs of the Bottesford 'Living History' Community Drama Event.
Newsletter 6
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April 2008 - Living History- The Newsletter of the Bottesford 'Living History' Project.
The Marsh Family
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Farmers and horse breeders
What is Bottesford Made Of?
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The Geology of the Bottesford Area
When the Vale Said No
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Rural Backwater Roused for Battle
Memories of The Bull
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A War-Time Childhood
More about The Green
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Responses to our request for information
The Family Album
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Groups and Gatherings
School Number 31
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Bottesford National School Log Book, Girls and Infants, January 19th to February 25th 1863
Newsletter 5
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January 2008
The Old White House
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Market Street 1980s
Nativity Play 1949
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Mary and Joseph and the babe, lying in a manger
Christmas Past
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Scenes from the 1950s - From the Bottesfordian 1951 & 1952
The Last Parade
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Stand-Down of the Home Guard, December 3rd 1944
The SINC in Autumn
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October Evening 2007
Barkestone Photographic Week, 2007, and a Monkey Puzzle Mystery
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Where is the house and monkey puzzle tree in the first picture?
Bottesford Local History Society
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Programme September 2007 - June 2008
Newsletter 4
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Living History - The Newsletter of the Bottesford 'Living History' Community Heritage Project. Issue 4. September 2007
A Bottesford Childhood
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Memories of Bottesford in the 1940s and 50s
The Class of 28
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Bottesford Primary School Children 1928
My Finds
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In Celebration of National Archeology Week, Bottesford's Youngest Archeologist, 5 year old Will, records his finds.
Happy Times
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Memories of a Bottesford Trainspotter
Not again!
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Another Fine Mess at the Ford - 5th July 2007
What Year Was This?
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Can You Identify These Children?
Newsletter 3
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April 2007
There's Nothing Simple About a Scarecrow
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Bottesford Scarecrow Trail, May 19th-20th, 2007
Rectory Lane and the Ford
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A Gallery of Photographs
Easthorpe Past and Present
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A Gallery of Photographs
This Was Lunch!
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Those Were the Days -A trip to Lancashire 1961 or 62
From Pugmill to Clamp - Brickmaking in Bottesford
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How the bricks were made in Bottesford's brickyard.
1. Introduction George Crabbe,1754 - 1832.
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Poet, naturalist, local historian and rector of Muston
Schooldays Past
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Can you identify these children? Were you one of them? Add your memories to this page.
Bottesford's SINC in the Spring
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The Railway Triangle, photographed in April 2007
Grantham Road
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A Gallery of Photographs
Bunkers Hill Cottages
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A Great Time Was Had by All
Home Grown
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Rare Breeds
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
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Bottesford through the Seasons
1962
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You must Remember This
Festival Parade 1951
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Peace to All Nations
Church Fete 1955
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In the Rectory Grounds
The Green Past and Present
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A Gallery of Photographs
Albert Street
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Photographs
Chapel Street
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A Gallery of Photographs
10. She Is Gone
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The Death of Sarah Crabbe 1813
11. Not the Place It Has Been
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Crabbe at Muston 1813 - 1814
12. A Literary Celebrity
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Trowbridge 1814 - 1832
6. Return to Suffolk
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Crabbe 1792 - 1805
5. The Best Local History I Can
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Crabbe's First Years in Muston 1789 - 1792
4. Four Happy Years
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Crabbe at Stathern 1785 - 1789
3.The Duke's Poetical Chaplain
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George Crabbe at Belvoir 1782 - 1785
2. That Boy Must Be a Fool
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Crabbe's Early Life 1754 - 1782
Newsletter 2
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January 2007
Newsletter 1
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October 2006
High Street in the Past
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Help us to create a picture of High Street as it used to be
Listed Buildings
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Information drawn from English Heritage's website
Six Bells
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A Lost Alehouse