Pull on your walking boots, Lincolnshire! Our region’s illustrious history has grown richer thanks to new discoveries unveiled in the latest quarterly monument data, published on 12th September 2025. These aren’t simply stacks of stones and bricks; each site is a storybook, narrating tales of our shared past through the very contours of our landscape.
Imagine yourself strolling towards the moated site, located 480 metres northeast of Wyberton West Hospital. You can almost hear the whispers of the past carried on the wind. Alternatively, history enthusiasts can head into Boston to marvel at Hussey Tower’s grandeur or the intricate façade of Shodfriars Hall.
At the bustling heart of Boston, you’ll discover Boston Blackfriars and St Mary’s Guildhall. Both marvels of medieval craftsmanship, these monuments stand tall and proud, anchoring our contemporary identity to the rich threads of our region’s history.
This recent update recognises five significant monuments, each verified up to 12th September 2025. Increasing interest in preservation efforts is evident when comparing these figures to previous records, which is indeed promising for a community so deeply rooted in celebrating its cultural heritage.
For Lincolnshire locals, these monuments represent more than intriguing slices of history. They’re a testament to our community’s growth and development, a potential boost to local tourism, and a wonderful opportunity for educational exploration. They invite us to delve deeper into the narratives that shaped our county’s character and continue to influence us today.
With our rich heritage knocking on our doorstep, the task ahead is to nurture and safeguard these priceless assets for future generations. Why not turn your next day out into a historical adventure? Discover these incredible gems and ponder on their enduring significance in our lives!
Data sourced from Lincolnshire County Council open datasets.
