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Pass through Horsington, on the B1190, and you see a typical rural Lincolnshire village. But beneath the surface there lays a rich and varied history from Roman times until the present day. Baldiric, Magdalen College and a Whiskey Baron have all been Lords of the Manor and it is the birthplace of the last man to be beheaded for leading a treasonous rebellion in 1820.
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