Ever wondered what type of bat is circling your house or street? Would you like to help us build data on our bats and find out? The #IoAHC team is holding a week long survey to find out where bats are located on the Isle; how many and hopefully identify the species. Sadly bats have been in…
Mischievous fairies loved the Isle that much they have made the Isle of Axholme their Summer home and we need you to find their magical doors! Local tales tell us these enchanted doors can be discovered at: Belton Church Epworth Turbury Thorne Community Wood Isle of Axholme Greenway Haxey Line All we need you to do is…
Thank you to everyone who came along and supported the #IoAHC Medieval Manor Day in Epworth. Over 170 people joined us despite the rain and high winds first thing ? Thanks to everyone who hosted a stall or gave a talk on the day ? A big thanks to all the volunteers! ? Over the…
“I’ve always wanted to be an archaeologist – and now I am!” Do you have the same longings as our volunteers? Want to try something new and enjoy this lovely summer? Then book onto our FREE archaeology workshops in Owston Ferry. At only two hours in length they are suitable for all. However, spaces are…
Starting this summer, the Isle of Axholme and Hatfield Chase Landscape Partnership’s project ‘Castles and Manors’ will begin archaeological investigations at the site of Vinegarth. The project will search for the Mowbray’s Medieval Manor House in Epworth, North Lincolnshire. This is a great opportunity for all ages of the local community with a passion for…
Mapping the projects A new interactive project map is now live. The map will assist #IoAHC project leads and act as a tool to promote engagement between both the projects and the public. Members of the public and Landscape Partnership volunteers can now visualize what works, research, and events have taken place in the project…
Mischievous fairies have made the Isle of Axholme their new home and we need you to find their magical doors! Local tales tell us these enchanted doors can be found at Belton Country Park, Vinegarth in Epworth, Owston Ferry Castle site, Isle of Axholme Greenway (Keadby Canal) and Crowle Moors. All we need you to do…
1. Spring 2018 Newsletter The first issue of the IoAHC newsletter is now available to download in the Documents section or by clicking the link above. Please check our website regularly to see future issues or subscribe to receive our monthly newsletter.
Will you be holding this amazing framed photo taken by Andy Mappouras of Maw’s Mill on Station Road, Epworth. We are going to pick a winner from all the people that have liked and shared our Facebook page once we reach 300, so get the word spread : Click like and share to win. Facebook…