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Christmas Carols 2020
Huge thanks from Sing Out Loud who braved the wet, damp weather to sing carols in the garden. Fabulous turn out, thank you and a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. This follows on from their choir practices during the year in the garden. Pictures courtesy of Phil Groves.
Read MoreTaking the waters at Woodhall Spa – New book by N M Duke-Cox
A new book has been released by N M Duke-Cox following on from his well researched book of the gardens at Petwood. He has once again delved deep into the archives of the Woodhall Spa Cottage Museum for information and images to tell the tale of the spa that gives its name to Woodhall…
Read MoreAdditionally opening days Autumn Half Term 2020
Press Release re: National Lottery Heritage Fund
press release – cottage museum heritage emergency fund grant
Read MoreStaffordshire Regiment Association and Spalding Parachute Regiment Association visit
Woodhall Spa Cottage Museum welcomed Stewart Adams (Aka Sergeant Major Marmite) from the Staffordshire Regiment Association who laid a wreath at the Arnhem Memorial today. Also, by chance Brian Elliott, Tony Stubbs and Mike Franklin from the Spalding PRA arrived to pay their respects. 2020 marks the 76th Anniversary of the Campaign.
Read MoreLego model of Cottage Museum
Unashamedly copied from our Facebook page, thanks Kelly.
Read MoreA display of Lincolnshire Maps by Edward Mayor
A small display of Lincolnshire Maps with an interpretive design to illustrate historic facts about the places being shown. These have been drawn by local historian Edward Mayor and draws on his extensive knowledge of the county. Maps with illustrations depict the areas around Woodhall Spa and Horncastle. Illustrated panels displaying information about Prefabricated houses…
Read More76th Arnhem Anniversary Remembrance Service
Today saw members of the Royal British Legion and others attend the 76th Arnhem Anniversary Remembrance Service at the monument in the front garden of the Cottage Museum. As always it was a quiet somber event to remember those who went to Arnhem in 1944 and didn’t return. A wreath was laid having been blessed…
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