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Heritage Open Days @ John Clare Cottage
Type:Heritage Open Day
John Clare Cottage, Crowland, Lincolnshire, PE6 0EN
We are open on Saturday 11th September 10:30am - 3pm to support Heritage Open Days
"Helpston Helpings" for the Heritage open days 2021 theme of Edible England - A display of artefacts, photographs and information relating to farming and food production over the centuries.
We welcome you to join us at the Dovecote - Admission is free and the cafe will be open for refreshments. No booking required.
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John Clare Cottage & Garden, PeterboroughLocated in the village of Helpston, which is between Peterborough and Stamford. John Clare was born in the village, and the Cottage was his home where he lived with his family for most of his life.
