Buildings
North Kelsey has an Anglican church, All Hallows or St. Nicholas, a Methodist chapel, a village hall, a primary school and two Public houses, The Butcher's Arms and The Royal Oak. The New Mill windmill can also be seen. The post office was closed in 2008 as part of a series of closures of rural post-offices, and is now a general store and newsagents.
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