The market town of Sleaford in Lincolnshire dates back to the Iron Age. It was later occupied by the Romans and Anglo-Saxons. In the Middle Ages it belonged to the Bishops of Lincoln. It is now an administrative centre for the surrounding parts of Lincolnshire.
With this app you will join Sleaford’s ECHOES trail which will introduce you to characters from the town’s past. ECHOES of the town’s history will be heard as you approach buildings and sites on the trail. At each location you will find a green Heritage Trail plaque with NFC and a QR code linking to the audio- visual presentation from which the trail ECHOES are taken.
In several locations you will also find a bronze Art and Heritage plaque.
Sleaford’s Castle grounds are a popular area of public open space and now the subject of a major res…
The first approval of a railway line to Sleaford was granted by Parliament in 1846, but the line onl…
The hotel was built upon the site of the old White Hart in 1840s; there has been an inn or hostelry …
Sleaford and Kesteven High School Ltd. was founded by a group of local businessmen and housed in 62 …
The Playhouse, erected by Joseph Smedley of Market Rasen is one of the last active Georgian Theatres…
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