A picture of Metheringham

Metheringham War Memorial is one of the finest village war memorials in Lincolnshire and a splendid tribute to those men from the village who made the supreme sacrifice in two World Wars. The War Memorial was unveiled on Sunday 12th December 1920 by the Marchioness of Carisbrooke, daughter of the Earl of Londesborough of nearby Blankney Hall. It records the names of 42 soldiers who died in the Great war between 1914 and 1918. Twenty five years later, eight further names were added as a result of lives lost during the second World War. The white Italian marble figure depicts a soldier in the uniform of the Lincolnshire Regiment with his rifle reversed and head bowed.

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Metheringham, Lincolnshire, Remembrance

A picture of Metheringham

The White Hart, Metheringham, Lincolnshire, is another of the village's old pubs, dating back over 160 years, situated in the older part of the village.

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Metheringham, Pubs And Inns

A picture of Metheringham

The Star & Garter is a large village pub situated in the older part of Metheringham, a medium sized village, 10 miles south east of Lincoln.

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Metheringham, Pubs And Inns

A picture of Metheringham

A George VI postbox on High Street, Metheringham, Lincolnshire, located just outside the local Co-op Store. As the wall of the store is so close to the box I can only assume the box has been moved to its present position after the store was built as the box pre-dates the building.

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Metheringham, Post Boxes and Telephone Boxes