Attractions near Lapwing Lodge

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Lapwing Lodge

Tattershall, Tattershall, Lincolnshire LN4 4LR - England, UK

2 Luxury pine lodges carved into woodland setting on the edge of Duck Lake, used only for fishing. Set in a country park offering golf, water and jet skiing and country walks. The facilities available included a clubhouse...

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Attractions near Lapwing Lodge

A selection of attractions close to Lapwing Lodge:

Battle Of Britain Memorial (< 1 Mile)

This centre contains a great many aircraft that were actively involved in the Battle of Britain and the air war that raged throughout the 1940s....

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Aviation Heritage Centre (11.8 Miles)

Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre celebrates the development of aircraft and air travel in the 20th Century. It is amazing that in such a short...

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Heckington Windmill (14 Miles)

Heckington Windmill will be fully operational again in the Spring of 2004 following major repairs. Once again we can invite you to visit the only...

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Sibsey Windmill (14.1 Miles)

This beautiful windmill was originally constructed in 1877 and has been restored in recent times using English Heritage funding. The windmill is one of...

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Boston Guildhall Museum (17.3 Miles)

The Guildhall Museum is one of the centrepieces of Boston town centre and is housed in an impressive and imposing piece of historical architecture....

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Blackfriars Arts Centre (17.3 Miles)

The Blackfriars Centre is one of the cultural hubs for this small town in Lincolnshire. The complex has been established in order to give...

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The Haven Gallery (17.3 Miles)

The Haven Gallery was named after the river that runs through the community close to the gallery. The gallery is one of the most...

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St. Denys Church (17.6 Miles)

St. Denys Church is the main church in the town of Sleaford. Keeping watch over the Market Place, the church dates back to around 1180,...

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Handley Monument (17.6 Miles)

The Handley Monument in Sleaford commemorates the life and work of Henry Handley who was born in Sleaford in 1797 and died in 1846. He...

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The Hub Centre of Craft/Design (17.7 Miles)

The Hub Centre is the largest gallery devoted to craft and design outside of London and has a regularly changing programme of events to suit...

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Navigation House (17.7 Miles)

Navigation House has been refurbished thanks to a Lottery Grant. Having been built in 1794, the house was designed for the purpose of being weighing...

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Money's Mill (17.7 Miles)

Standing in the centre of Sleaford in an area known as Money's Yard is an Eighteenth Century corn mill called Money's Mill. Measuring a dizzying...

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Sleaford Castle (18.1 Miles)

Built in the early 1100s, Sleaford Castle was originally built as a manor house rather than a defensive castle. In 1216, King John stayed there...

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Barkham Street (18.2 Miles)

Barkham Street in Wainfleet was built on the design of Sydney Smirke in 1847 for the Bethlem Trust. Similar streets were built at the same...

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Spilsby Theatre (18.6 Miles)

Spilsby Theatre is situated in the old courthouse, a building with wonderful Palladian architecture. Saved by the Dandelion Trust in 1988 from becoming a grain...

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Spilsby Church (18.7 Miles)

Spilsby Church is a pretty building standing in the centre of the market town. With a traditional Victorian facade, the interior is generally plain. However,...

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Franklin's Memorial (18.7 Miles)

This memorial of one of Britain’s greatest explorers, John Franklin, has been at the centre of the town watching over events for over fifty years....

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Franklin's Birthplace (18.8 Miles)

The unassuming frontage to the bakery in Spilsby actually has a lot behind it in terms of history. The bakery was actually the birthplace of...

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Barlings Abbey (20.2 Miles)

Barlings Abbey is an English Heritage project, situated in the wetlands of Lincolnshire, seven miles east of Lincoln. Founded in 1154 as a type of...

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Bolingbroke Castle (21 Miles)

Set in the scenic surroundings of the Lincolnshire Wolds, Bolingbroke Castle is an impressive Thirteenth Century stone fortress and it was here that a King...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)