Source: Skegness Herald 1892
Reverend Francis Baldwin has resigned from the Skegness clergy of which he has been a member for the past twelve years, coming to Skegness in 1880.
Rev Baldwin was the first resident rector in Skegness for a hundred years, the last one dying in 1780. He played a major role in restoring the delapidated St Clement’s Church with his own hands.
About a month later a new rector, Rev C.P. Disbrowe took up office.
A 3-year-old boy got trapped in a teddy-grabber arcade game after crawling through the ‘cat-flap’... Read More »
Bateman’s brewery launched a range of Jolly Fisherman beers to celebrate Jolly’s... Read More »
PIAZZA PLANS 1945 As it now seems likely that the Piazza may be de-requisitioned shortly,... Read More »
Coastal Town Bombed – but Casualties were Amazingly Few Fourteen Bombs – Two Deaths Daylight Attack A... Read More »
Pressure tactics are being used on a group of travellers in Skegness as mobile CCTV cameras... Read More »
In 1910 a freak whirlwind flattened the Nottingham Poor Girls’... Read More »
I was bequeathed these British Military photographs by my Great Aunt (Ada Webster nee Whitaker),... Read More »
Skegness on the High Seas New Cargo Steamer Christened After the Bracing Resort A distinct compliment... Read More »
JUMBO ” GETS “BRACING” Amusing Incident Near Skegness Railway... Read More »
Capture of Seals A Boston trawler captures seven fine seals on the Lincolnshire coast a few... Read More »
Leave a Reply