Boston
- Church of SS Peter & Paul, Algarkirk
- Church of All Saints, Benington
- Church of St Swithin, Bicker
- Church of St Botolph, Boston
- Fydell House, Boston; & Wall & Railings & 2 Urns
- The Guildhall, Boston; & Gate
- Maud Foster Windmill, Boston; & Granary
- Church of St Andrew, Butterwick
- Rochford Tower, Fishtoft
- Church of St Mary, Frampton
- Church of St James, Freiston
- Church of St James: Cross Shaft in Churchyard
- Church of SS Peter & Paul, Kirton
- Church of St Helen, Leverton
- Church of St Mary, Sutterton
- Church of St Mary, Swineshead
- Church of SS Peter & Paul, Wigtoft
- Church of SS Mary & Nicholas, Wrangle
- Church of SS Mary & Nicholas: Sundial to S
- Church of St Leodegar, Wyberton
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