Old Boston

A picture by F. Beales, photographer of Boston.   Claypoole's shop in Narrow Bargate.   The Finlay, a tug boat of old Bos...

In its golden era it was Boston's music-hall mecca. In the fifties, the age of the cinema, a seat in the one-and-nines for a Doris Day /...

This unusual building, erected on part of  "Inlay's Garden" in Main Ridge, is a reproduction of the Temple of Dandour (The ...

Boston at one time was a maze of windmills, the one we all know is the Maud Foster Mill (the last one in the town) which has been restored t...

The Corn Exchange Hall was built in 1855 for the local farmers to carry out various corn transactions. After a time the farmers used it les...

Three Bostonians were among the men serving on H.M.S. Victory, Nelson's flagship, at the Battle of Trafalgar in October 1805. They were ...

Boston's deep sea trawler fleet suffered a terrible toll during World War One. No less than 16 steam trawlers were sunk, at least 51 tra...