Old Boston

Hi everyone,                     A very quick update!!! Was diagnosed with lung cancer in March 2011, have had a lung removed but am now on ...

The Stocks on Bargate green are a grim reminder of a punishment of times past, but have you ever wondered what kind of person was punished t...

The Centenary Chapel    in Red Lion Street (below) was opened for service on October 1st, 1840 and was destroyed by fire in 1909. A new one ...

The neglect of Boston's history is nothing new, when the Court Room in the Guildhall was dismantled in 1878 an old turned oak balustrade...

At 11 p.m. one night at the end of June 1964 in Stanbow Lane, Boston, a beat group shattered the cool night air with a twanging version of ...

Nellie and Bessie Williams, two elderly sisters living in Revesby Avenue (and before that in the New Street area) were known by everyone in ...

In July 1964 Mr. Arthur Windley, a poultry farmer of Mareham-le-Fen bought the remains of a horse drawn 'bus' which was being auctio...