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Maud Foster Windmill
Visit a fine example of a working English Tower Mill, dating from 1819.
Maud Foster Mill is a working windmill. Visitors can climb all seven floors to the top of the mill, and see flour being made in the traditional way by wind power.
There is a shop on site that sells stoneground flour, porridge oats, local history books and a variety of good quality souvenirs.
Part of the granary attached to the mill has been converted into self-catering accommodation - so why not make this a quirky base from which to explore Boston and the story of the Mayflower Pilgrims.
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Fydell House
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A Georgian house with stunning gardens.
Boston Guildhall
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The Scrooby congregation were held and tried at Boston Guildhall.
Boston Markets
Shopping and Markets
Boston open-air markets; trading since 1545.
Medieval Lanes
Shopping and Markets
Explore the medieval lanes of Boston.
RSBP Frampton Marsh
Park / Open Space
Enjoy the Lincolnshire side of The Wash, with close views of its stunning wildlife.
St. Botolph's Church
Visitor Attraction
The 'Puritan Path' is named after Rev. John Cotton who was preacher here.
Pilgrim Memorial
Monument / Memorial
This memorial marks the area from where the Separatists made their first attempt to escape.
Accommodation Nearby
Elms Farm Cottages, Boston
Elms Farm Cottages, Boston
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Luxury self-catering converted barns and stables.
Long Acres Touring Park, Boston
Long Acres Touring Park, Boston
Camping and Caravanning
Petwood Hotel
Petwood Hotel, Woodhall Spa
Hotel
A charming hotel bursting with character and history.
The White Hart Hotel, Boston
The White Hart Hotel, Boston
Hotel
A historic hotel on the River Witham.
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