Tickets from "The New Line"

The Great Northern Railway built a light railway from Kirkstead (on the Lincoln to Boston line) to Little Steeping (on the East Lincolnshire line)
with the purpose of making it easier to operate trains from Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln to Skegness by alleviating reversal at Boston. The line opened
in 1913, hence pre-grouping tickets are hard to come by because of the short period between the opening of the line and the formation of the LNER.

New Bolingbroke


Here is an example of a GNR privilege ticket overstamped with LNER.
 


LNER military service ticket New Bolingbroke to Lincoln
 


BR ticket to Louth via Firsby

Stickney


Stickney to Birmingham via Lincoln and Derby
 


Stickney to Lincoln via Tumby Woodside
 


A dog ticket to Midville
 


BR ticket Stickney to New Bolingbroke
 


Stickney to Tumby Woodside

Tumby Woodside


Privilege ticket to New Bolingbroke
 


BR ticket with destinations either side of Tumby Woodside

Midville


Blank military service ticket from Midville
 


Childs Midville to Lincoln
 


Privilege Midville to Stickney
 


Midville to Tumby Woodside
 


Midville to Lincoln

Coningsby


RAF Coningsby would no doubt provide many furlough tickets
 


Coningsby to Tumby Woodside
 


Excursion from Coningsby to Skegness
 


Forces leave ticket to Grantham
 


Finally an accompanied pram ticket to Stickney
 

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