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Welcome to the Crowle Community Forum.

Crowle is the principal market town to the north of the Isle of Axholme in Lincolnshire. It is located to the west of the River Trent between Scunthorpe and Doncaster

The town has an rich heritage and I hope that you will find out more about our interesting market town town as you browse this site.

Contributions from site visitors are actively encouraged. The site has been designed so that you can submit your own contributions directly to the site. If you have any trouble you can email your contribution to me at angus@townley.com

I am always looking for additional help in running the site. If you would like to assist please feel free to contact me.

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Heritage Open Days 2008

Heritage Open Days 2008
Crowle & Ealand Heritage Society

Churches, Chapels and an Early Christian Cross

Friday 12th September: 2.00pm - 5.00pm
Saturday 13th September: 10.00am - 5.00pm
Sunday 14th September : 2.00pm - 5.00pm

Address: St. Oswald's Church, Church Street, Crowle.

As part of the national Heritage Open Days 2008 Crowle & Ealand Heritage Society welcome you to Crowle where with the support of the Churches you will be able to find out more about the heritage of our interesting town.

The following churches and chapels will be open over the weekend:

Parish Church: See the Crowle Stone - an interesting anglo-saxon stone inscribed with celtic patterns a runic inscription.
More information: Crowle Stone, Parish Church

Roman Catholic Church:
More information: RC Church

Baptist Chapel: Although the chapel itself only dates from 1879 the Baptist congregation in the Isle of Axholme is one of the earliest in the country and was formed in 1599.

Unfortunately the Methodist chapel will not be open during the weekend as it is undergoing a major refurbishment.

Whilst in Crowle you may also wish to follow our heritage trail around this interesting market town.

Crowle then & Now

I have just created a new gallery of Photographs showing how Crowle has changed over the years. Follow the 'Crowle Then & Now' link on the left to see the available photographs.

If you would like to help with this project, taking photographs showing Crowle now compared to an old photograph or postcard please send me an email or contact me here..

Latest Photos

Crowle Town Centre 1881

Sand Hall - late 19t...

South Yorks Hotel

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Churches, Chapels and an Early Christian Cross

Heritage Open Days 2008
Crowle & Ealand Heritage Society