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The Flying Horse was situated on the A52. This pub was acquired by Soames Brewery in 1942 and sold to Batemans in 1957. It opened c1890, closed in April 1960 and is now in residential use.

Source: Adam Cartwright

From Lincolnshire Heritage:

Former 19th century public house which closed in 1960 and was conveted into residential use. The two-storey building is constructed of red brick with a saltbox roof and gable brick chimney stacks. At the front elevation, on the ground floor, there is a central door with pilasters and cornice flanked by two casement windows. On the first floor there are two casement windows with mouled segmental heads ansd plain stone sills

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