ELSEYS OF GOSBERTON Who operated from Quadring Fen to Spalding
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Based in the
village of Gosberton between Spalding and Donington in the Lincolnshire
district of South Holland, their bus service shown below in the undated
early 1960s timetable has a generous level of service seven days a week
on their route through the lanes and fenland roads from Quadring Fen,
Gosberton Clough and West Pinchbeck to the market town of Spalding,
famed until recent years for its annual springtime flower parade. The
level of service was greatly enhamced on the two market days Tuesday
and Saturday. In 1989 Elsey's
were are also running route 59 from Spalding via Gosberton and Kirton
to Boston, coupled with two Boston town services (see below).
Part of the London express journeys were incorporated into the bus
service timetable. The 59 was originally a Lincolnshire Road Car route
and was later operated by Brylaine Travel as service 113 Spilsby -
Boston - Spalding (although for a while it was also operated as
Brylaine's 5 from Lincoln to Boston and on to Spalding). Kimes
also covered the part of the route between Boston and Kirton. 1960s timetable for Elsey's daily Quadring
Fen to Spalding route |
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Timetable for the Spalding - Boston 59 service which Elseys introduced when Lincolnshire Road Car withdrew
from the route following the closure of their depot in Boston at the end of August 1989. |
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with many thanks to John Brogden for the loan of the timetable, and incorporating information from articles and publications by Roy Marshall and David Kaye found in the libraries of Lincolnshire
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