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Lincolnshire Legends
A light-hearted afternoon of music, stories and song.
Who or What constitutes a Lincolnshire Legend? It could be a person, real or imaginary, living or dead. It could be a story, true or completely a figment of someone’s creative mind. This presentation seeks to visit some Lincolnshire legends, in a light-hearted manner, using images and performing associated music and songs. From the Lincolnshire tornado in the Devil’s year of 1666 to the Pilgrim Father’s departure from Boston – from Jimi Hendrix’s appearance in an unsafe Lincolnshire warehouse, which heralded the Summer of Love to Bull Running in Stamford and more!
Event organised by the Society for Lincolnshire History & Archaeology (SLHA) and presented by Tom Lane, Nigel Creasey and Terri Clarke
Who or What constitutes a Lincolnshire Legend? It could be a person, real or imaginary, living or dead. It could be a story, true or completely a figment of someone’s creative mind. This presentation seeks to visit some Lincolnshire legends, in a light-hearted manner, using images and performing associated music and songs. From the Lincolnshire tornado in the Devil’s year of 1666 to the Pilgrim Father’s departure from Boston – from Jimi Hendrix’s appearance in an unsafe Lincolnshire warehouse, which heralded the Summer of Love to Bull Running in Stamford and more!
Event organised by the Society for Lincolnshire History & Archaeology (SLHA) and presented by Tom Lane, Nigel Creasey and Terri Clarke
The event will run from 2.00pm - approx. 4.00pm with a break for refreshments.
Admission £7.50 SLHA & LRS members £6.50
Tickets available from Boston Guildhall or through Eventbrite. Pre-booking advisable
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lincolnshire-legends-tickets-1041866499747
Admission £7.50 SLHA & LRS members £6.50
Tickets available from Boston Guildhall or through Eventbrite. Pre-booking advisable
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lincolnshire-legends-tickets-1041866499747
Boston Guildhall, South Street, Boston, Lincolnshire PE21 6HT
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Website:
www.slha.org.uk