Woodhall Spa, Victorian spa village in East Lindsey, England.
Woodhall Spa is a village on the southern edge of Lincolnshire Wolds, surrounded by pine woods with traditional Edwardian architecture throughout. The settlement has a quiet appearance defined by green spaces and extensive gardens that shape its character.
The village emerged after a failed coal mining venture in 1811 that led to the discovery of mineral springs, transforming the area into a sought-after health resort. This discovery shaped the settlement's development for over a century.
The Kinema in the Woods operates from a former pavilion and still uses its original 1922 projection system to screen films. This cinema remains a working example of how traditional entertainment venues have survived through the decades.
Jubilee Park offers recreational facilities including an outdoor heated swimming pool, tennis courts, and walking paths through landscaped gardens. The park serves as the main hub for activities and works well for longer visits with varied pastimes.
The village maintains strong ties to RAF 617 Squadron, known as the Dambusters, who operated from the local airbase during World War II. This military connection left lasting marks on the settlement's history and local memory.
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