Braceby

The ancient Romans were obsessed with phallic images in art and architecture. Now, The Collection , a museum in Lincoln, England, will put on display a Roman phallus carved in stone that a family in Braceby, Lincolnshire, had used as a garden ornament ...

The rock, which is believed to have originally been inserted into the wall of a building, is the latest addition to The Collection Museum, handed over by its finders who came across it in Braceby in 1995. It was previously used as a garden ornament.

The rare limestone member was dug up in the Lincolnshire village of Braceby in 1995. But it will now go on show to members of the public after the family who found it donated it to The Collection museum in Lincoln. Antony Lee, collection access officer ...

A large Roman carving of male reproductive organs has been acquired by a Lincoln museum. The Collection has obtained the carving from the Roman era which was found in the village of Braceby between Grantham and Sleaford in 1995. The stone, which ...

A Roman carving of a phallus is to go on public display for the first time after being used as a garden ornament for 20 years. The limestone carving was dug up in a garden in the Lincolnshire village of Braceby in 1995. The family that found it have ...

'To my Daughter One Red Cow - life and death in Braceby, Lincs. 1530s - 1630s' is the second book of Grantham Civic Society member Marion Ellis. For it she has worked with fellow local historian Ian Rowson, who has helped transcribe some of the harder ...