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1. www.nationaltrust.org.uk › visit › nottinghamshireTattershall Castle | Lincolnshire - National Trust

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   4 days ago · Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership. The National Trust's Tattershall Castle, Lincolnshire, is a moated 15th century red brick castle set in beautiful grounds.

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2. www.nationaltrust.org.uk › visit › nottinghamshireGunby Estate | Lincolnshire - National Trust

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   5 days ago · Nestled below the Lincolnshire wolds, this sweeping estate secludes a charming country house flanked by Victorian walled gardens. Built in 1700 for the quietly influential Massingberd family, the house features intimate rooms with homely décor and artistic works by notable names.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Lincoln,_EnglandLincoln, England - Wikipedia

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   3 days ago · The city is a tourist centre for visitors to historic buildings that include the cathedral, the castle and the medieval Bishop's Palace. The Collection , of which the Usher Gallery is now part, is an important attraction, partly in a purpose-built venue.

4. www.nationaltrust.org.uk › visit › nottinghamshireBelton Estate | Lincolnshire - National Trust

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   2 days ago · National Trust's Belton Estate, Lincolnshire, is a country estate including Belton House, formal Italian and Dutch gardens, and historic deer park.

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5. www.visitoruk.com › MarketRasenVisitor UK Market Rasen - Tourist info for Market Rasen ...

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   3 days ago · Tourist information and business directory for Market Rasen in Lincolnshire, helping you find the best attractions, hotels, restaurants, events, and heritage.

6. www.visitoruk.com › HorncastleTourist info for Horncastle, Lincolnshire - Visitor UK

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   2 days ago · Tourist information and business directory for Horncastle in Lincolnshire, helping you find the best attractions, hotels, restaurants, events, and heritage

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   Where is Lincolnshire located?

   • Lincolnshire, administrative, geographic, and historic county in eastern England, extending along the North Sea coast from the Humber estuary to The Wash. The administrative, geographic, and historic counties cover slightly different areas, with the administrative county comprising seven districts.

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   What is Lincolnshire known for?

   • Lincolnshire contains two prominent upland areas, which cross it from north to south. The more westerly, and narrower, is Lincoln Edge, a limestone escarpment rising abruptly on its western side and upon which the city of Lincoln stands. Separated from the Lincoln Edge by a clay lowland are the Wolds, an area of rolling chalk hills.

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   What industries are in Lincolnshire?

   • Important industries include food processing, especially in Lincoln and other central and southern towns, and oil refining, chemicals manufacturing, and steel production in northern Lincolnshire. The northern ports of Grimsby and Immingham remain among Britain’s busiest.

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   What was Lincolnshire primarily based on?

   • Partly isolated by the deep indentations of the Humber and The Wash at its northern and southern boundaries, Lincolnshire relied primarily on its agriculture and the processing industries that it brought into being.

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   How did prehistoric settlement develop in Lincolnshire?

   • The upland areas of Lincolnshire provided dry defensive sites for prehistoric settlement, which increased in density as trade developed across the North Sea with Europe. A prehistoric salt industry existed on the coast around Ingoldmells. There also was extensive Roman settlement in the county.

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   How do I get from Gainsborough to Lincoln?

   • There are direct trains Lincoln from: Gainsborough (25 mins), Newark (30 mins), Barnetby (35 mins), Doncaster (45 mins), Grimsby (55 mins), Sheffield (75 mins), Peterborough (80 mins) and Leicester (105 mins). Carefully follow the bus 56 Interconnect instructions. The bus station is beside the train station.

   Gunby Estate | Lincolnshire | National Trust

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8. www.britannica.com › place › LincolnshireLincolnshire | Towns, History, Map, & Facts | Britannica

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   3 days ago · Official Site of the Lincolnshire County Council, England, Untied Kingdom; Official Tourism Site of Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom