Category: Boston, England
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Learn why Boston, Massachusetts was named after Boston, Lincolnshire, from the 1630 settlers and Puritan links to St Botolph’s Church and the English town behind the name.
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Discover what Boston, Lincolnshire is famous for, from the Boston Stump and medieval market to its port history, Pilgrim links, Guildhall, windmill and Fenland landscape.
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Is Boston, Lincolnshire worth visiting? Explore the Boston Stump, Guildhall, market, Maud Foster Windmill, riverside walks, Frampton Marsh and an easy one-day itinerary.
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Explore Boston Guildhall’s 1607 Pilgrim story, from its medieval guild origins and civic courtroom to the prison cells, historical debate and museum today.
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Explore how Edward VI’s government dissolved religious guilds and chantries, seized local assets, reshaped town life and changed Boston Guildhall’s role.
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Explore Boston Guildhall and St Mary’s Guild, from medieval merchants and civic power to the 1607 Pilgrim arrests, museum history and South Street today.
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Explore Boston, Lincolnshire, from St Botolph’s Church and medieval port history to the River Witham, Guildhall, fenland farming and coastal nature.
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Explore the River Witham and The Haven at Boston, from the Grand Sluice and tidal navigation to fenland drainage, flood defence and the route to The Wash.
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Explore St Botolph’s Church in Boston, Lincolnshire, from its medieval tower and Puritan history to river navigation, restoration and today’s visitor experience.
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Explore Boston, Lincolnshire’s role in Pilgrim and Puritan history, from the 1607 Guildhall arrests and John Cotton to the naming of Boston, Massachusetts.
