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| • | Walcott is a small village with approximately 500 inhabitants. The village dates before 1100A.D. and the Catley Priory was founded between 1146 and 1154, although now, no sign of the Priory can be seen after it fell into financial poverty sometime in the 16th Century.
The area has always had sheep farming, but mostly deals with potatoes, along with the rest of Lincolnshire.
The village is often mistaken for the two other Walcot`s which have a similar name however are different places. The main mistake is due to road signs using both the spellings Walcott and Walcot, obviously leading to confusion among visitors.
The village currently has 1 local public house, The Plough, 1 shop/petrol station, 1 church and one primary school. The primary school is particularly popular with local villages, and often attracts much interest from parents.
Villages in Lincolnshire
Source: [wikipedia: walcott, lincolnshire]
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