Brigg Collection
Step back in time to the early 1900s and explore the charming town of Brigg. This quaint little town, located in Lincolnshire, was bustling with life and excitement
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Step back in time to the early 1900s and explore the charming town of Brigg. This quaint little town, located in Lincolnshire, was bustling with life and excitement. The Great Central Railway poster advertised thrilling excursions to nearby towns like Newark, Sleaford, Boston, Skegness, Mablethorpe, Mumby Road, and Sutton on Sea in 1912. Wrawby Street was a picturesque sight during this era. Its cobbled streets lined with historic buildings painted a vivid picture of Brigg's past. Market Day brought even more vibrancy as locals gathered to buy and sell goods amidst the lively atmosphere. Venturing further north along the coast of North Yorkshire brings us to Filey Brigg. The rough sea crashing against its rugged cliffs created a breathtaking view that left visitors awe-inspired. Exploring the caves at Filey Brigg added an element of mystery and intrigue to this natural wonder. Brick by brick, Le Vocabulaire Illustre showcased various engravings depicting different aspects of life in Brigg - from bricks themselves to brig boats sailing through its waters. The longevity of John Gilliatt from Brigg is truly remarkable; living over one hundred years old is no small feat. His engraving serves as a testament to the resilience and strength found within this community. Lastly, members of Parliament were not exempt from being associated with Brigg either. Their engravings remind us that even those who held positions of power had ties to this humble town. Brigg may be small in size but it holds a rich history filled with railway adventures, vibrant markets days, stunning coastal landscapes at Filey Brigg, and notable individuals who have made their mark on this beloved community.