Haxey Buttercross This limestone structure originally formed a cross mounted on stone steps. It is situated at the junction of Low Street and Haxey Lane in the village of Haxey. It is from the Medieval period and grade II listed. Local stories state that it is the location where farmers wives used to come to…
An online course from Presenting the Past – Archaeology on the Isle This course aims to increase your understanding of archaeology found on the Isle of Axholme & Hatfield Chase area. At the end of this course you should: Have an increased understanding of the Isle of Axholme landscape Be able to identify some of…
We were fortunate to have local children’s author Addy Farmer at Crowle Moor last month searching for bog monsters with local children. They explored the moors in search of the wild things that call the moor their home, whilst looking out for the bog monster. On their hunt they collected natural materials to create their…
