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Crowland Abbey
Heritage Open Days 2010 Membership of Heritage Lincolnshire
Only a fragment of the original buildings survive, but this education pack shows how evidence can be gathered together from many different sources to reconstruct Tupholme Abbey and show what it might once have looked like. Heritage Lincolnshire is creating a county-wide network of volunteer Heritage Stewards who will carry out a large scale investigation of Lincolnshire's heritage. Over 100 volunteers have already been recruited and we offer training, guidance and ongoing support. Come along to one of our events - all are free and open to all. Crowland is famous for its ancient abbey, said to have been founded by King Ethelbald in 716. It was devastated by Vikings and plagued by misfortunes. Henry VIII dissolved Crowland Abbey in 1539, and in 1720 the nave roof collapsed. The programme for 2010 has been finalised and over 85 events have been arranged for the weekend of the 9th-12th September. Local volunteers have planned a celebration of the heritage of their area on the theme of 'Lincolnshire at War; through the ages'. Details will be available on this website soon... Join us now and play a part in the future of Lincolnshire's heritage.
We have introduced an exciting membership package that offers more opportunity for you to support Lincolnshire's heritage and be more involved with Trust projects. No rise in subscriptions for 2010. Just £20 for single membership and £25 for family membership.
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GROW Personal Development and Lifelong Learning
FREE short courses to be held at The Old School, Heckington. Come along and learn about your local heritage.
(30th July 2010)
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Heritage Lincolnshire is working to repair the historic building at 116 High Street, Boston and bring it back into use for the benefit of the local community. Why not come to one or more of our summer events to find out more?
(21st July 2010)
Brand new short course 'What the Romans did for us'
We are holding a brand new course at the museum in Louth in October and November. The six week course, held on Monday evenings, will cover 'What the Romans did for us'. Book now to ensure your place.
(7th July 2010)
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