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What happened to Tupholme Abbey after the Reformation?

The attached outlines the history of Tupholme Abbey from the time the canons left in 1536 to the present day. It shows how changes in ownership and use over time have affected what we can see at Tupholme today.

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The Witham Shield: A Spotlight Loan from the British Museum

13th March - 9th June 2013

The Witham Shield, found in the River Witham at Washingborough in 1826, is a masterpiece of British Iron Age art. The shield is returning to Lincoln for a brief visit in this British Museum Spotlight Loan exhibition, which will explore the history, manufacture, design and craftsmanship of this icon of prehistoric Lincolnshire.


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Last updated: 2 March 2011

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