St Oswald, Howell
St Oswald, Howell, Sleaford, Lincolnshire NG34 9PT View on map
Set in the hamlet of Howell, it is a small, but unique place of worship. It has stood since the 13 century, surrounded by some fine monuments. Inside light spills through fragments of medieval glass, highlighting the memorials and tombs. One is to Lord and Lady Dymonce, the Kings champion.
Contact
- Grant Recipient: PCC of Heckington with Howell
- Contact for access: Mr M. A. Sardeson
- 01529 460267
- mark@sardesons.com
Opening Arrangements
Seven days a week.
- Open on Heritage Open Day
- Is part of Ride and Stride
Directions
Howell is situated one mile north of Heckington and 5 miles east of Sleaford- best approached by turning off the A17 onto minor Roads at Asgarby or Heckington and following the signs. Rail: Heckington (2 miles).
Parking Spaces
10
On the grass
Disabled Access
- Wheelchair access: Partial
- Disabled Toilets: No
- Assistance dogs: Yes
WC
No