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Alfred Avenue, LINCOLN, LN4 3EJ

Disused windmill and Mill House at Metheringham Former tall six sail mill dated H.B.1867. As each sail was lost it was not replaced, the other ones being juggled around to maintain the balance. It ran with 6, then 4, then 2 and finally 3 sails, in which form it finished work in the 1920's or early 1930's http://microsites.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Windmills/section.asp?catId=3372

Planted rather near the house.

Situated on the B1189 Lincoln Road, this TE is of a standard design dating from the 1970s and would have replaced a smaller building in the same village. It has the code SLMIM and provides telephone and broadband services to 3,043 residential and 145 non-residential premises in Metheringham, Ashby de la Launde, Blankney, Digby, Dunston, Kirkby Green, Nocton, Rowston, Scopwick, Wasps Nest and the surrounding area. A square white BT warning notice can be seen on this TE whilst to the right of the photo are two pale green generators. The numbering range of this TE is (01526) 32xxxx, the (01526) referring to the Martin group of eight TEs, and its postcode is LN4 3EE.

The Market Cross - Regarded as the centre of the village, there has been a market cross here since at least 1835. That cross was replaced in 1911 to celebrate George V's coronation. Remnants of the previous cross were moved and set against the wall just opposite. In 1947 a new cross was built after the 1911 cross was knocked down by a US army lorry. A time capsule was placed beneath the cross, which contains: a list of the donors, a copy of the Holy Bible, Lord Tennyson’s works, the Times newspaper of June 22nd and some coins.

Photographed from High Street, The Star and Garter hotel is actually situated on Prince's Street.

The Market Cross - Regarded as the centre of the village, there has been a market cross here since at least 1835. That cross was replaced in 1911 to celebrate George V's coronation. Remnants of the previous cross, seen here, were moved and set against the wall just opposite. In 1947 a new cross was built after the 1911 cross was knocked down by a US army lorry. A time capsule was placed beneath the cross, which contains: a list of the donors, a copy of the Holy Bible, Lord Tennyson’s works, the Times newspaper of June 22nd and some coins.

The village store, which appears to have been built to blend in with its surroundings.

WWI Memorial - In memory of the men of Metheringham.

An important local amenity in the centre of the village. Unfortunately the building does not live up to its prominent position.