The Bell Inn
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The Bell Inn
Image: © Bob Harvey Taken: 25 Jun 2022
Seen from the other side of the bridge over the River Welland. The pub is in the parish of Deeping St James, and I am stood in the parish of Deeping Gate. A local legend tells that the pub is haunted. There is a famous lock-up nearby, and two drunken men apparently killed each other whilst incarcerated therein. The bodies were removed to the Bell Inn for an inquest, and their spirits have bothered the occupants ever since. See Image for the inn sign.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.67118
Longitude
-0.299535