WATCH: Graffiti mural honours Lincolnshire town's historic connection to WWII
A giant mural has been completed in Woodhall Spa to commemorate the town’s historic connection to the Second World War.
The Dambusters tribute is the work of graffiti artist Steve Crowe, who spent four days creating the dramatic piece on the side of a pet shop in The Broadway.
Steve, who is from Peterborough, was commissioned by the building’s owner Chris Taylor who said he wanted to create lasting tribute to add to the RAF’s legacy in the area.
“The response has been amazing,” said Steve. “The project was to commemorate the heroes of World War 2 that flew out of the many bases in Lincolnshire.
“I don’t think I’ve talked so much on a job, but I met some amazing people and had some great conversations. So humbled to have received such good feedback. Woodhall Spa thanks for having me!”