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Picture source: Hania Franek

The Plough was situated on the Main Road. This pub was built in 1898, closed in 2010 and was given ACV designation the following year. Bought by a developer, a number of applications to convert the premises to residential use have been refused. There have been attempts by locals to acquire the pub for a a community hub.

From Lincolnshire Heritage.

Former Public House. Large late Victorian brick building, two/one and a half storeys, with simple dormers on the front elevation, under a pitched gabled tile roof. One ridge stack. Large decorative moulded date stone reads 1898 THE PLOUGH INN. Dentil course between storeys. Small single storey brick outbuilding to the side, with gabled pantile roof. Built to replace a previous building on the same site, also called the Plough. White's 1856 Trade Directory names William Bruntlett as 'victualler' at the Plough, and the 1872 Directory names Charles Appleyard. Closed in 2010.

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