Every September thousands of volunteers across England organise events to celebrate the nation’s fantastic history and culture.
Skegness and East Coast Steampunks were invited to discover the lively past of the Massingberd family in their former country house home full of character and charm with eight acres worth of gardens, sweeping formal lawns, flower borders, vegetable gardens and wild flower corners to explore.
"It’s a beautiful place just right for Steampunks and lots of lovely spots for steampunk photoshoots,” they explained.
A drop in event to celebrate the history of Tower Gardens and exciting plans to revitalise the Registered Park and Garden through Town Deal was also part of the weekend.
There was also a walking tour of Lumley Road from the train station to Tower Gardens.
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5. HERITAGE OPEN DAYS
Everything in the gardens is lovely with (from left) Nigel Bradley, Susan Wooward and John Randall. Photo: David Dawson
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Exploring Gunby Hall are (from left) Chris Torgoose of Old Leake, Wendy Twigg of Friskney Photo: David Dawson
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Picnic time (from left) with Ray Ganney, Angie Ganney, Niamh Ganney of Huttoft, Isabella Ganney 1, Jenna Ganney, Leah Ganney, and Daisy Ganney, 3, of Alford Photo: Davis Dawson