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Stamford, on the bank of the River Welland, forms a south-westerly protrusion of Lincolnshire between Rutlandto the north and west, Peterboroughto the south, and Northamptonshireto the south-west.
Stamford has the finest collection of medieval churches – five in all – of any small town in England. The area is known for its stone and slate quarries and the Collyweston stone slate is found on the roofs of many Stamford buildings.
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Visitors come from far and wide to experience Stamford’s charm, character and outstanding shopping and restaurants. One of the finest stone towns in England.
Stamford is a picturesque market town, best known for its beautiful Georgian architecture and bustling town centre. Situated on the River Welland in south west Lincolnshire, Stamford is around 55 miles from the city of Lincoln.
The History of Stamford. Stamford grew up at a strategic point on the River Welland – where this river could be easily crossed at most times of the year. On either side of the river were...
