Category: Places
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Follow Grimsby from medieval prosperity through harbour silting and centuries of decline to the early signs of its later fishing-port revival.
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Explore Newport Arch in Lincoln, one of the world’s oldest Roman gateways still used by traffic, from Lindum Colonia to the modern Cathedral Quarter.
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Explore medieval Grimsby from its royal charter and Norse trade links to Grimsby Minster, maritime markets, folklore and life on the Humber coast.
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Explore Lincoln’s Brayford Waterfront from its Roman port and industrial past to university life, restaurants, river views and the city’s modern waterside.
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Explore Grimsby from Norse myth and Odin’s name to Viking settlement, the Domesday Book, medieval growth and the town’s enduring maritime identity.
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Follow the River Witham through Lincoln, from Roman Lindum and Brayford Pool to university life, historic bridges, wildlife and the city’s riverside rhythm.
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Explore Grimsby’s mythic roots, from Odin and Grimnir to the legend of Grim, Viking place-names, medieval folklore and the Humber coast.
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Discover Harding House Gallery on Lincoln’s Steep Hill, a Georgian home for local art, ceramics, jewellery, exhibitions and Lincolnshire creative life.
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Explore Grimsby’s Viking roots, the legend of Grim and Havelock, Norse place-names, maritime heritage and the town’s enduring link to the sea.
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Explore Lincoln Castle from its Norman origins and Roman hilltop to the Wall Walk, Magna Carta, Victorian Prison and its role in Lincoln’s history.
