Lincolnshire is a historic county, located in the east of England. The county boarders Norfolk, to the south east and Rutland to the south west. Lincolnshire covers a total area of 2,687 square miles and has a population of just over 1 million people. The county town in Lincoln.

Lincolnshire is predominantly an agricultural county. The River Witham divides Lincoln into two areas known as uphill and downhill.

Lincoln is a cathedral city, The Lincoln Cathedral is sometimes known as St Mary’s Cathedral and was built in 1088. It is an impressive landmark, being visible from up to 25 miles away.

The Lincoln Medieval Bishop’s Palace dates from the twelfth century and is a popular visitor attraction. When it was built it was one of England’s grandest residential structures.

Famous people from Lincolnshire include Isaac Newton, a famous physicist born in Wollsthorpe-by-Colsterworth in 1642. Other residents include Bernie Tauplin (songwriter), Tony Jacklin (golfer) and Jennifer Saunders (actress/comedian).