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Burghley House by Stamford Town

The Life of a Stamford Publican in 1851

Lecture for Stamford Museum's Winter Lecture Series in 1998

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Linked to a previous Article - Melbourn's Tied Houses

Frederick Dawson was in business for only two years, from 1854 to 1856

The use of the Stamford Manorial Court Rolls to construct a building’s history.

Research by Richard Asher

Town Bridge, Stamford

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Papers relating to the Stamford election of 1831

William Luff

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A closer look at the building central to the story of Stamford's medieval university

from the Stamford Institution to Bentley Street

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its significance within the Welland Valley and broader landscape

J M Blashfield's business on Wharf Road

Obstacles manned by the Home Guard

The site of a traitor's remains

When, where and how the Insitution was formed

A tax granted to the town by Edward I

Votes for women

Persecution of local Dissenters

A Victorian provincial bank

Henry IV, part 2, act 3, scene 2

Murder in a Lincolnshire town

Housing fit for heroes

A contested election in Stamford

A report of the opening of Stamford's bandstand

Local men fighting France

A lucky wartime escape

A prizewinning anti-war essay

A Victorian rural gas works

A hotly contested parliamentary election in Stamford

The decision of the Great Northern Railway to bypass the town

A permanent home on St Peter's Hill

An election and other happenings

A replacement for the hearth tax

A poet, and the pros and cons of bull-running

12C survey of local property

Five killed on training flight from Wittering

Local provisions in event of WWII air attack

Flemish exiles in WWI

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A list of available arms for the Hundred of Nesse

Stamford's relationship with Mary Tudor's government

Early history of the Burghley dynasty

From the Proceedings and Odinances of the Privy Council