was recorded by a local photographer, John Wield, and many of his photographs are displayed in the Woodhall Spa Cottage Museum, which was his home. Churches Saint Peter's church was built in 1893, although it was not until 1915 that it was legally designated the parish church. The building was designed by architect C H Fowler in brick with a half-timbered bell turret, and with glass by Powell's. Until then the little church of Saint Andrew, built in 1846, was the parish church, but was too small for the rapidly growing town. Woodhall Spa is now part of a group of six Anglican parishes comprising: Woodhall Spa and Kirkstead, Stixwould, Horsington, Langton with Old Woodhall, and Bucknall with Tupholme. The Church of Our Lady and Saint Peter, built in 1893, is Woodhall Spa's Roman Catholic church. Education There are two schools within Woodhall Spa, both Church of England: St Hugh's School, a preparatory boarding school on Cromwell Avenue, and St Andrew's C of E Primary School on King Edward Crescent. Secondary schools are outside Woodhall and include Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School and Banovallum School in Horncastle, and Gartree Community School in Tattershall. Twin Town Roézé-sur-Sarthe in Pays de la Loire which is around south west of Le Mans. The charter was signed in 1989. Notable residents Air Vice-Marshal Allan Blackley CBE; commandant of the Central Flying School at RAF Scampton 1985–7 Violet Dickson DBE (1896–1991); attended the village's Miss Lunn's High School in the early 1900s Flying Officer Ray Grayston (1918–2010); one of the last survivors of the Dambusters' raid and was flight engineer of the Lancaster that breached the Eder Dam. Michael Hardie OBE; High Commissioner to the Gambia from 1994 to 1995 Leonard Cheshire (1917–1992); lived here during his time as Officer Commanding No. 617 Squadron (November 1943–July 1944) and was created a life peer as Baron Cheshire, of Woodhall in the County of Lincolnshire in 1991 John Hartley (1874–1963); Test cricketer who died in Woodhall Spa Monica Irimia Cheeky Girl and musician currently resides in Woodhall Spa Ursula Niebuhr (1907–1997); Theologian Steve Plater (b.1972); motorcyclist David Tarttelin (b.1929); painter who, as a child was evacuated to Woodhall Spa during the Second World War. Adrian Tchaikovsky; Author. Robert Webb (b.1972); actor, comedian and writer who grew up in Woodhall Spa. Sir Archibald Weigall Baronet Weigall of Woodhall Spa (1874–1952); Governor of South Australia. David Wigley (b.1981); cricketer. Willie