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Lutton Gowts

Settlement in Lincolnshire South Holland

England

Lutton Gowts

Historic housing on Market Street One of the several blocks of terraced housing on the main road listed by Historic England. This block with its arch is numbers 22 to 28.
Historic housing on Market Street Credit: Kevin Waterhouse

Lutton Gowts is a small village located in the county of Lincolnshire, in eastern England. Situated approximately 6 miles east of the town of Spalding, Lutton Gowts falls within the district of South Holland. The village is surrounded by picturesque farmland and countryside, offering a peaceful and idyllic setting for its residents.

The name "Lutton Gowts" refers to the village's historical roots as a marshy area. "Gowts" is derived from the Old Norse word "gautr," meaning a water conduit or drain. This is a testament to the village's past as an area prone to flooding, which has been mitigated over the years.

Lutton Gowts is a tight-knit community with a small population, fostering a close and friendly atmosphere. The village primarily consists of residential properties, with a mix of traditional cottages and more modern houses. Additionally, there is a village hall that serves as a hub for community activities and events.

Although Lutton Gowts is a small village, it benefits from its proximity to nearby towns and cities. The town of Spalding provides amenities such as shops, restaurants, and schools, making it easily accessible for residents. The village is also conveniently located close to major road networks, allowing for easy commuting to surrounding areas.

Overall, Lutton Gowts offers a tranquil and rural lifestyle, ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its charming countryside scenery and friendly community, Lutton Gowts provides a delightful place to call home.

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Historic housing on Market Street One of the several blocks of terraced housing on the main road listed by Historic England. This block with its arch is numbers 22 to 28.
Historic housing on Market Street
One of the several blocks of terraced housing on the main road listed by Historic England. This block with its arch is numbers 22 to 28.
St Mary's church, Long Sutton Difficult to photograph as it's surrounded by trees with a tall spire.
St Mary's church, Long Sutton
Difficult to photograph as it's surrounded by trees with a tall spire.
Interior St Mary's church, Long Sutton Nave looking east.
Interior St Mary's church, Long Sutton
Nave looking east.
East Window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton In memory of John Bailey, d. 1857. Glass by Ward & Hughes 1876, showing a central crucifixion, with scenes from the life of Jesus.
East Window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton
In memory of John Bailey, d. 1857. Glass by Ward & Hughes 1876, showing a central crucifixion, with scenes from the life of Jesus.
West window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton Five light window depicting Old Testament scenes. Probably by Ward & Hughes, in memory of Adderley Howard, 1874.
West window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton
Five light window depicting Old Testament scenes. Probably by Ward & Hughes, in memory of Adderley Howard, 1874.
Stained glass window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton Depicting three Maries, by Burlison & Grylls. In memory of Robert Mossop d.1882 aged 77 and his wife Mary Elizabeth d.1888 aged 78. They had 18 children, 7 of whom died young. They had 54 grandchildren. Robert founded a firm of Solicitors in Long Sutton in which he was later joined by two of his sons. Robert also acquired many parcels of land. At his death, he also owned several other properties in the UK and one in America.
Stained glass window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton
Depicting three Maries, by Burlison & Grylls. In memory of Robert Mossop d.1882 aged 77 and his wife Mary Elizabeth d.1888 aged 78. They had 18 children, 7 of whom died young. They had 54 grandchildren. Robert founded a firm of Solicitors in Long Sutton in which he was later joined by two of his sons. Robert also acquired many parcels of land. At his death, he also owned several other properties in the UK and one in America.
Stained glass window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton Depicting St Anne teaching the Blessed Virgin Mary to read, Mary with the infant Christ, and St George. The lower figures depict St Nicholas, St Alban and st Hugh of Lincoln. Glass by Burlison & Grylls in memory of landowner George Miller Walker d.1920, and Mahala Louisa d.1890.
Stained glass window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton
Depicting St Anne teaching the Blessed Virgin Mary to read, Mary with the infant Christ, and St George. The lower figures depict St Nicholas, St Alban and st Hugh of Lincoln. Glass by Burlison & Grylls in memory of landowner George Miller Walker d.1920, and Mahala Louisa d.1890.
Organ. St Mary's church, Long Sutton Originally built by "Father" Smith in 1702, and in 1827 was incorporated into the present organ by William Allen. Later on it had additions and was last restored in 1981 when further pipes were added. It has two manuals and pedals with 16 stops. It is rather softly voiced and probably undersized for the church.
Organ. St Mary's church, Long Sutton
Originally built by "Father" Smith in 1702, and in 1827 was incorporated into the present organ by William Allen. Later on it had additions and was last restored in 1981 when further pipes were added. It has two manuals and pedals with 16 stops. It is rather softly voiced and probably undersized for the church.
South aisle, St Mary's church, Long Sutton The Norman arches in the south arcade can be clearly seen.
South aisle, St Mary's church, Long Sutton
The Norman arches in the south arcade can be clearly seen.
Stained glass window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton Depicting Blessed Virgin Mary, Christ and John the Baptist. In memory of George Spencer Leigh Bennett d.1906, Vicar for 20 years.
Stained glass window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton
Depicting Blessed Virgin Mary, Christ and John the Baptist. In memory of George Spencer Leigh Bennett d.1906, Vicar for 20 years.
Font, St Mary's church, Long Sutton A very plain font.
Font, St Mary's church, Long Sutton
A very plain font.
Medieval stained glass, St Mary's church, Long Sutton Window sVI detail, depicting St George and the dragon, shown as a knight in armour. There is some disarrangement of the figure, plus leaded and glued cracks. Dates from circa 1380-90. Local tradition says this portrays John of Gaunt.
Medieval stained glass, St Mary's church, Long Sutton
Window sVI detail, depicting St George and the dragon, shown as a knight in armour. There is some disarrangement of the figure, plus leaded and glued cracks. Dates from circa 1380-90. Local tradition says this portrays John of Gaunt.
North aisle east window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton Nativity scene. Dedication and maker unknown.
North aisle east window, St Mary's church, Long Sutton
Nativity scene. Dedication and maker unknown.
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Maze Farm, near Long Sutton A view across fields to the substantial and extensive buildings of Maze farm.
Maze Farm, near Long Sutton
A view across fields to the substantial and extensive buildings of Maze farm.
Pylon, South Drove, Lutton Gowts. One of the many pylons supporting power lines across Lutton Gowts. A 'gowt' was a go-out, or sluice.
Pylon, South Drove, Lutton Gowts.
One of the many pylons supporting power lines across Lutton Gowts. A 'gowt' was a go-out, or sluice.
A cottage near Monmouth House, Lutton Gowts This tidy cottage is somewhat dwarfed by its substantial neighbour, Monmouth House, just across the road, out of picture.
A cottage near Monmouth House, Lutton Gowts
This tidy cottage is somewhat dwarfed by its substantial neighbour, Monmouth House, just across the road, out of picture.
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Lutton Gowts is located at Grid Ref: TF4324 (Lat: 52.801105, Lng: 0.132354)

Division: Parts of Holland

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: South Holland

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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Located within 500m of 52.801105,0.132354
Bus Stop
Monmouth Lane
Bus: yes
Naptan AtcoCode: 270000010566
Naptan Bearing: N
Naptan CommonName: Monmouth Lane
Naptan Indicator: N - bound
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Naptan Street: Lutton Gowts
Naptan Verified: no
Public Transport: platform
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Bus Stop
Monmouth Lane
Bus: yes
Naptan AtcoCode: 2700LLML2464
Naptan Bearing: S
Naptan CommonName: Monmouth Lane
Naptan Indicator: S - bound
Naptan Landmark: Monmouth Lane
Naptan NaptanCode: linatapj
Naptan Street: Lutton Gowts
Naptan Verified: no
Public Transport: platform
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Lat/Long: 52.7978763/0.1297469
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Post Box
Collection Times: Mo-Fr 15:25; Sa 09:35
Description: Just north of the driveway to the white house. On the right, traveling N.Hidden by telegraph pole
Fixme: Need to resurvey this box
Post Box Type: lamp
Ref: PE12 155
Lat/Long: 52.8016329/0.1305702
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Lutton Gowts
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Lat/Long: 52.801612/0.1297379
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