Source: Skegness Standard 8th February 1928
Photo: A Blades, Horncastle
As was reported in last week’s standard, two human skeletons have been dug up in the wood adjoining Edlington Hall, Horncastle, by the owner, Major J F Bainbridge and his gardener.
Further excavations have resulted in the finding of some carved stones and seven more skeletons. A photograph of two of which appears below.
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