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Publications

The following publications are owned by members of the Horsington History Group or have been loaned for the purposes of research. Please contact us for further information.

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Ref: Cousins, R (2000) Lincolnshire Buildings in the Mud and Stud Tradition Sleaford: Heritage Lincolnshire

ISBN 0 948639 30 X

Review:Comprehensive overview of the historic mud and stud buildings in the county, with full gazetteers which include both the existing and demolished ones recorded in Horsington. Well illustrated with photographs and useful line drawings, this is still the only published book on the subject. JH 

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Ref: Penny. Rev. J Folklore Round Horncastle.

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Title: Clarke. J.N.The Shadow of The Workhouse (Horncastle 1735 - 1935)

ISBN 13: 9780903582254

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Ref: Conway Walter. History of Horcastle from the Earliest Period to the Present Time.

ISBN-10 : 1447461835

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Ref: Edited by Catney S., Start D. Time & Tide, The Archaeology of the Witham Valley.

ISBN 0 948639 40 7

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This collection of articles details research of a number of leading experts in the history and archaeology of the Witham Valley. A technical work aimed at the professional, it contains a unique account of a hidden history which is likely to interest many an amateur researcher too.

The valley of the River Witham is today a land of arable fields and open skies. There is little to be seen that would give a clue to the extraordinary past that lies buried there. [AG]

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Ref: Conway Walter. J, Records of Woodhall Spa and District.

ISBN 0 948639 40 7

Review: A must read for anyone interested in local history - seen through very Victorian eyes. Full of interesting local information and stories, some of which prove to be contentious.  AG

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Ref: Conway Walter. J, Records, Historical and Antiquarian of Parishes Round Horncastle

ISBN 10 1377278972

Review: A sister publication to his "Records of Woodhall Spa..." Includes information of Edlington which was once had Horsington and Poolham in it's Manor.  AG

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Ref: Dolman, P. (1986) Lincolnshire Windmills: A Contemporary Survey Lincoln: Lincs. County Council

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Review: Detailed gazetteer of the county's windmills with 136 text descriptions and many b&w photographs, including Horsington's tower mill (p.19) and a photo taken in 1982. JH

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