Potterhanworth, Lincolnshire

Flower Delivery to Potterhanworth with Clare Florist

Potterhanworth is both a village and a civil parish. It is located in the North Kesteven district of Lincolnshire which is one of the seven districts and is also the centre of the county. Located about six miles south-east from Lincoln, a visit here is great when you are also checking out the Lincolnshire County Flower Show. You can have a nice romantic meal and date here and present your partner with Potterhanworth flowers before taking them to see more blooms at the show. The event is an annual one so check to official site for dates so you can schedule appropriately.

Then again, if you just want a romantic time in the village, you can always get flowers in Potterhanworth and give them to your date to make them feel special and make the trip feel more romantic. In terms of attractions, you'll find a couple of historic ones in town.

So if you want to see what Potterhanworth has to offer, here's more information:

History

Potterhanworth is both a village and civil parish. The civil parish includes the hamlet of Potterhanworth Booths. A population of 648 in 257 households was recorded in a 2001 census.

The Domesday survey has a record of Potterhanworth and in it the village is recorded as Haneworde. During that time, Potterhanworth was part of the Wapentake  of Langoe.

It became known as Potter Hanworth in 1334 because there was a large pottery in the area. It was only in the 20th century that the two words were combined.

There is also evidence of a Roman Pottery Kiln in the area. Traces of Roman life was found through the discovery of scattered Roman pottery as well as a hoard of Roman coins.

Attractions

There are quite a few old structures in Potterhanworth, and here are a few of them:

·    St Andrew's Church. The church is an impressive structure but is a complete rebuilt. It underwent rebuilding first in 1749 and the second one happened in 1855. The church's tower is nicely decorated and it also features interesting stained glass windows.

·    Potterhanworth Water Tower. It's hard to miss this structure if you drive through. It's a large red-brick building located in the middle of the village. The structure dates back to 1910 and is not being used as a water tower anymore. Today, the structure functions as a private dwelling.

If you know anyone in Potterhanworth and would like to send them a bouquet on anniversaries, birthdays, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and any other special occasion, we're the online florists you can call. We have a range of floral arrangements perfect for different occasions and we can provide next-day delivery services. If you want to send flowers to Potterhanworth, all you have to do is make a selection from our collection and once you're done paying for them, we will take care of the rest. With us, you can order flowers for delivery to Potterhanworth and have them arrive just at the right time.

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