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Historic Sites in the Care of the Trust
Sites managed by the Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire
Tattershall College
Tattershall College is the ruin of a grammar school built in the late 15th century. It is one of a complex of buildings built by Ralph, Lord Cromwell, including Tattershall Castle, the collegiate church and the almshouses.
Following its use as a grammar school for tenants of Lord Cromwell and his descendants, the building was converted to use as a brewery in the late 18th century. Why not combine a visit to the castle with an exploration of the other medieval buildings of Tattershall.
Opening Times
The college is open from 9am-5pm all year round.
Car Parking and Access
Car parking is available in the market place in the centre of the village. The college is located opposite the marketplace -follow the brown signs. Wheelchair access is available into the college to view inside the building. There are some steps to gain access to all areas.
Grid Ref: TF 2129 5784
Facilities
There are no toilet or refreshment facilities at the college. There is a display board with historical information for visitors.
For your safety
- Please take care as historic sites can be hazardous.
- Wilful damage to the monument is a criminal offence.
For further information contact the site manager on (01529) 461499 or email info@lincsheritage.org
Links
English Heritage
The property is managed by the Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire by agreement with English Heritage.
The National Trust
Visit the Trust's website for information on Tattershall Castle.
Events
A variety of events and activities are occasionally arranged at the college. Visit our events page for details.
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