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West Keal, St Helen

West Keal, St Helen

Built of local greenstone, mainly 14th century, a place of worship has stood on this site for 900 years. Inside are exquisite carved stone pillar capitals. Standing on a rise above the village, with wonderful views of the Fens.

Opening times 5-6th September

Saturday 10am-4pm  
Sunday 10am-4pm  

Postcode: PE23 4BJ

Photo: J Holmes

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Stickford, St Helen

Stickford, St Helen*

A grade II* listed church dedicated to St Helen. On show are medieval graffiti, unique medieval poppyheads and a medieval bell. Part of the church dates from 13th century. Major restoration was undertaken by James Fowler in 1853. The chancel, rebuilt in 1880s, was designed by the
celebrated London-based architect, Samuel Tuelon. A servery and toilet were installed recently. The church is used for services twice a month, coffee mornings, village markets and craft fairs. Open daily with a well-stocked second-hand bookshop, toilet and facilities to make a drink. Craft fair 10-2 Saturday, 5th September.

Opening times 5-6th September
Saturday 10am-3pm  
Sunday 10am-3pm  (unmanned)

Postcode: PE22 8EP

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Revesby, St Lawrence

Revesby St Lawrence by Ashley Taylor*

Photo by Ashley Taylor*

This elegant Grade II listed Anglican church, which seats 200 parishioners, was built in the decorated style during the late 19th century on the site of a previous church built during the early 18th century. That church was built on the site of an even earlier church, dating back to the Norman era. The church has close connections with Sir Joseph Banks. Along with the original Joseph Banks Banner is a specially commissioned framed embroidery, which will be on display alongside a display kindly loaned by the Sir Joseph Banks Centre, Horncastle. 

Opening Times: 5-6th September
Saturday 10am-3pm
Sunday  10am–3pm

Postcode: PE22 7NA

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Mareham le Fen, St Helen

Mareham le Fen, St Helen (church's own photo)

Fine greenstone Grade II listed, dating from the 13th century and partially rebuilt in 1879. The south door is 14th century and the south isle 15th century. Inside is the gravestone of James Roberts, who accompanied Sir Joseph Banks and Captain James Cook on the first voyage around the world. An illustrated guide is available, which details the various features and artefacts found in the church, including an illuminated scroll which commemorates all the men of the village, who served in the great war and those who gave their lives.

Additional details to those listed in the brochure for 2026 

Self guided Tours of the Church and Churchyard.

Displays including the Silent Soldiers of Mareham Le Fen

Illustrated talk on the History of Mareham Le Fen (Sat 3pm)

This is a small selection of  kneelers created from 1993 to 1996 by the ladies of the village. A similar display will be on show during the festival.



Light refreshments will be available

Opening Times: 5-6th September
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 10am–4pm 

Postcode: PE22 7QU

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