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Situated just off the A18, Keadby is located west of Scunthorpe and is on the West bank of the River Trent. It is in the ceremonial county of Lincolnshire. The King George V Bridge, a moveable bridge, is located within the vicinity of Keadby.

LANDMARKS & ATTRACTIONS

There are some notable attractions in and around Keadby. After all, with attractions close by, wouldn't you want to visit them as well? If so, you can book a stay at a nearby accommodation so you have a place to rest for the night. In case you plan on the trip being a romantic one, don't forget to get some flowers in Keadby to present to your date. If you can't, you can always opt to send flowers to Keadby.

Here's a list of the notable attractions worth a visit when you're in Keadby:

Stainforth and Keadby Canal – this opened in 1802 but now mostly serves as a leisure waterway pleasure boaters. Keadby is the end line of this canal.

King George V Bridge – located close to Keadby, this bridge provides a crossing for twin rail lines, a road and a pedestrian walkway over the Trent. It connects the Isle of Axholme to Scunthorpe and the rest of North Lincolnshire.

North Lincolnshire Museum – features interactive exhibits where you get to learn the stories of North Lincolnshire. The museum also features a Victorian ironstone cottage. In addition to that, there is an archaeology gallery as well as award-winning temporary exhibitions.

Normanby Hall Country Park – set in 200 acres at the heart of North Lincolnshire. It is open every day of the year and offers a great day out adventure. Although the park is open throughout the year, the Hall and the Farming Museum are only open during the summer. Then again, the park is blessed with lovely gardens where you can enjoy lots of blooms in case you need more than the Keadby flowers you've seen; ample wildlife; and exciting events.

Epworth Old Rectory – a Grade I listed structure built in the Queen Anne Style. It was constructed in 1709 and a visit here brings you back to 18th-century life, as well as introduces you to the family who lived there – Samuel Wesley (Rector of the parish of St Andrew, Epworth), his wife Susanna and their sons, John and Charles.

The Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft – a transport museum specialising in the preservation of trolleybuses.

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