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During the winter months the walks start at Baysgarth Park and explore the central area of Barton. Walk through this historic market town and meet the characters that form the myths and legends of Barton's past. For details of dates and times call the contact numbers.

Price £3 for adults.

This attraction is part of the South Humber Collection, North Lincolnshire. A new destination made up of the areas leading wildlife, heritage and arts attractions.

• Telephone: 01469 531003
• Address: Starting Point: Baysgarth Park, Brigg Road, Barton upon Humber, DN18 6AH
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• Map: [Click for map]
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Former home of the renowned Nelthorpe family. Baysgarth House Museum was transferred to CHAMP Trust in May 2004. Exhibits in the museum reflect the local relevance of the house. Additional exhibitions run throughout the year.

Opening times:
Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays 12noon - 4pm.

Free admission

This attraction is part of the South Humber Collection, North Lincolnshire. A new destination made up of the areas leading wildlife, heritage and arts attractions.

• Telephone: 01652 637568
• Address: Baysgarth Park, Caistor Road, Barton upon Humber, DN18 6AH
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• Map: [Click for map]
• Web: http://www.champltd.org/baysgarthmuseum.html
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Let our guides take you on a journey through the historic town of Brigg. Listen to the tales of its many ghosts and hauntings. Hear tales of Cavaliers and Roundheads during the English Civil War, of John Wesley preaching to turbulent crowds and discover who haunts the room behind the balcony at The Angel.

Organised by BASH, a local history group in Brigg.

For tickets and further information call Brigg Tourist Information Centre or visit the website.

• Telephone: 01652 657053
• Address: c/o Brigg Tourist Information Centre, The Buttercross, Brigg, DN20 8ER
• Fax: 01652 657053
• Map: [Click for map]
• Web: http://www.briggbash.org.uk
• Email: brigg.tic@northlincs.gov.uk

Follow the lantern bearer through the horrible history of Epworth and the legendary Isle of Axholme. Visit the bloodstained corners others will not talk about. Sometimes frightening, always entertaining, these are the real stories of real people down the centuries, who have walked these paths before us. Now in its 12th year.

"A horrifyingly good night out!" (Doncaster Free Press)

September - March.

Call for details and prices. Please meet outside Axholme Arts on Queen Street.

Walk lasts approx. 90 minutes and homemade soup is included in the price.

• Telephone: 01427 873947
• Address: Starting Point: Axholme Arts, Queen Street, Epworth, DN9 1HG
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• Map: [Click for map]
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• Email: joncocks@tiscali.co.uk

Queen Anne period mansion, rebuilt in 1709 following the fire from which John Wesley was rescued. The house was the boyhood home of John and Charles Wesley. Contains furniture, prints, pictures and Wesley memorabilia.

Candlelit tours and events continue throughout the year.

Open from March - October 7 days, please see website or call for details.

Last entry 30 minutes before closing. Parties welcome after museum hours and during closed season by arrangement.

Registered museum.

Now open - walled physic garden growing heritage plants.

• Telephone: 01427 872268
• Address: 1 Rectory Street, Epworth, DN9 1HX
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• Map: [Click for map]
• Web: http://www.epwortholdrectory.org.uk
• Email: curator@epwortholdrectory.org.uk

Medieval turf maze on the Trent Ridge at Alkborough. An illustration of this mysterious maze is depicted in the entrance to the village church.
The views across the confluence of the rivers Trent, Ouse and Humber are spectacular. On a clear day you can see the towers of York Minster.

Free Admission

• Telephone: 01652 657053
• Address: c/o Brigg Tourist Information Centre, The Buttercross, Market Place, Brigg, DN20 8ER
• Fax: 01652 657053
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• Email: brigg.tic@northlincs.gov.uk

Make time to discover North Lincolnshire's historic market towns, Brigg, Barton and Epworth, each having their own unique character.

Barton upon Humber has a rich and colourful history. Along the waterfront you'll find contemporary arts, nature reserves and the Waters' Edge Country Park. Take a short walk to the town centre and Barton's rich heritage unfolds. Follow the town trails, pay a visit to St Peter's Church with its Anglo Saxon tower and call into Baysgarth museum where you will discover more about this fascinating town.

• Telephone: 01652 657053
• Address: c/o Brigg Tourist Information Centre, The Buttercross, Market Place, Brigg
• Fax: 01652 657053
• Map: [Click for map]
• Web: http://www.inbarton.co.uk
• Email: brigg.tic@northlincs.gov.uk

Make time to discover North Lincolnshire's historic market towns, Brigg, Barton and Epworth, each having their own unique character.

Brigg, famous for its fair, offers excellent speciality shopping and riverside walks. Discover the old courts and yards off the pedestrianised town centre and enjoy the lively Thursday market. The award-winning Farmers' Market, held on the 4th Saturday of the month is one of the finest in the region.

• Telephone: 01652 657053
• Address: c/o Brigg Tourist Information Centre, The Buttercross, Market Place, Brigg, DN20 8ER
• Fax: 01652 657053
• Map: [Click for map]
• Web:
• Email: Brigg.tic@northlincs.gov.uk