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9 For thrill seekers, watch the spectacular annual AMCA motocross beach racing. Check out our What’s on section on pages 42-45 for further details and many more events! H M S Royal Arthur. More popularly know as Butlins. • In 1526, a disastrous flood wiped out the entire settlement at Skegness. • In 1873, the first rail line was built to Skegness, prompting a population explosion. • St Paul’s Baptist Church Beresford Ave built in 1874 to seat 700 chapel worshiping East Midland holiday visitors. • Henry 4th was born at Bolingbroke. The Castle ruins remain there to visit. • William of Wainflete, Bishop of Winchester and Lord Chancellor of England founded Magdalen College Oxford, he also built a school at his birthplace Wainfleet. • While it would be quite unremarkable in Lambeth, for example, in Wainfleet, it is astonishing. The 19 houses of Barkham Street have a romantic - and possibly fanciful - history. In the 18th century, much of Wainfleet, an agricultural town that was the hub for many farms, was owned by Sir Edward Barkham, of the East India Company However, in the 1840s, some of the Wainfleet properties were in poor repair and the tenants asked to be rehoused. It has been suggested, probably romantically, that the Bethlehem Estate Office drawer marked “W” , and instead of Wapping appearing, Wainfleet was mistakenly picked. \Production\02 Progress\MLGU-16-01-17-008-MLGU 9 06/01/2017 11:23:50

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For thrill seekers,<br />

watch the spectacular<br />

annual AMCA<br />

motocross beach<br />

racing.<br />

Check out our<br />

What’s on section on<br />

pages 42-45 for further<br />

details and many<br />

more events!<br />

H M S Royal Arthur. More popularly know as<br />

Butlins.<br />

• In 1526, a disastrous flood wiped out the entire<br />

settlement at Skegness.<br />

• In 1873, the first rail line was built to<br />

Skegness, prompting a population<br />

explosion.<br />

• St Paul’s Baptist Church Beresford<br />

Ave built in 1874 to seat 700<br />

chapel worshiping East Midland<br />

holiday visitors.<br />

• Henry 4th was born at Bolingbroke.<br />

The Castle ruins remain there<br />

to visit.<br />

• William of Wainflete, Bishop of Winchester<br />

and Lord Chancellor of England founded<br />

Magdalen College Oxford, he also built a<br />

school at his birthplace Wainfleet.<br />

• While it would be quite unremarkable in<br />

Lambeth, for example, in Wainfleet, it is astonishing.<br />

The 19 houses of Barkham Street<br />

have a romantic - and possibly fanciful<br />

- history. In the 18th century, much of<br />

Wainfleet, an agricultural town that<br />

was the hub for many farms, was<br />

owned by Sir Edward Barkham, of<br />

the East India Company However,<br />

in the 1840s, some of the Wainfleet<br />

properties were in poor repair and<br />

the tenants asked to be rehoused. It<br />

has been suggested, probably romantically,<br />

that the Bethlehem Estate Office drawer<br />

marked “W” , and instead of Wapping appearing,<br />

Wainfleet was mistakenly picked.<br />

\Production\02 Progress\<strong>MLGU</strong>-<strong>16</strong>-<strong>01</strong>-<strong>17</strong>-008-<strong>MLGU</strong> 9 06/<strong>01</strong>/2<strong>01</strong>7 11:23:50

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