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The Vine was situated at 1 Broadfield Street and is now used as flats.

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This pub was owned by the Soulby, Son & Winch brewery.

Adam Cartwright (April 2011)

From Lincolnshire Heritage:

1 Broadfield Street was constructed as a purpose-built public house called The Vine. The current building was built in 1905 when but the public house was located at the present site since 1875. The Vine appears to have closed at some point in the 21st century and was converted into a dwelling. The two-storey building is constructed of red brick in what had historicaly been a corner plot in a wedge-shaped floor plan. The hipped roof is covered with slate and there are two gable chimney stacks on the southern end and a further two chimney stacks a bit further north up the roof. The entrance is located on the Broadfield Street elevation. There was an additional entrance on the rear King Street elevation, but this has been covered up. There are several uPVC imitation sash windows throughout the building.

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