Old Boston

Thank you to Sandra Nuttell for sending me these pictures of High Street in the 1950's. She informs me that the ones taken highest up ar...

Some once familiar vehicles in Boston. Skinners Ice cream van. Lincolnshire Road Car bus. I was informed by an anonymous reader that two ...

The Privateer, an iron built paddle steamer was 96.5 ft long and was registered first at Swansea. In 1895 she came to Boston owners and m...

In October 1965 Boston Corporation workmen excavated a sewer trench at the south end of Boston Market Place in a line across from the Peacoc...

The Railway bridge over the Grand Sluice was designed by Richard Johnson, chief engineer of the Great Northern Railway.  It was built by S...

From a 1774 edition of the Oxford magazine. They write from Boston in Lincolnshire, that a few days ago a murder was committed by a priva...

The guildhall of St Mary 's Guild in Boston (The Guildhall) was built in the 1390's and is one of the earliest brick buildings in L...