... collar! Among the *“features” are gueen Victoria’s funeral, General ooth’s visit to Louth, the flood of 1920, the opening of Hubbards Hills, and innumerable slides of Louth_ dressed for special occasions in pre-first World War dags. Mr. Brown also has a ...

... Walk to Louth THE Sleaford Ramblers met for their Sunday walk near the hamlet of Hallington, high in the Wolds not far from the ancient market town of Louth. The skies were grey and there was a chilly east wind as the party moved off on country lanes ...

... Second Reading. It earned him the title of “The Lightning Legislator.” FLOOD RELIEF In 1920 he was instrumental in raising over £l,OOO in_a week for the sufferers of the Louth flood, and he was chairman of the committee which raised nearly £4,000 for ...

... provides spectacular views before descending to Westgate Fields. Retrace your steps into Louth. As you cross Westgate Fields ponder on the events of May 29 1920 torrential rain had deposited four and a half inches of water onto the Wolds in three hours ...

... areasafe) There was a heavy incendiary raid, with bombs, fitted with a new type of explosive nose, on the Louth and Spilsby area on March 19-20. Believed to have been intended for Grimsby and Hull, more than 100 high explosive bombs and 40,000 incediaries ...

... Mrs R. Baxter o 1o b {’:'“t' Parker. Men: Mr Picker, Mr (niece), Miss L. Gilbert, Mrs Eellowship was beld F' ~ Wood and Mr Louth. Con-2. Houih. Mr and Mrs G. dm“ e o 0 rhur solation: Mr Bates and Mr Hough, Mr and Mrs A. Gilbert, SC2¥. U 8 oo oo Wil myrner ...