Methodist, built in 1837. A further Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1861 and called Irby Chapel, was close to the parish boundary with Irby upon Humber. Community The Stanford's Charity School was founded in 1730 by the Stanford Trust which had been set up in 1720 by Sarah Stanford in accordance with her husband Philip Stanford's will of 1712. The school originally served the parishes of Laceby, Bradley and Barnoldby le Beck. Stanford's endowment at the time comprised a house, a farmhouse, and of land. Laceby's public house the Waterloo Inn and the Nags Head Inn, which were noted in the Guinness Book of Records as the two closest pubs in England. They were combined into one pub in 1990. After a period of closure it re-opened on 22 March 2009 under a new landlord. however unfortunately both sides of the pub are now closed. The village has one primary school: Stanford Junior & Infants School, founded in 1730 by the Stanford Trust which was set up by Sarah Stanford in accordance with her husband Phillip Stanford's will. The Grimsby Institute has its Laceby Manor Golf Club to the south of the village. A Morrisons supermarket lies within the Laceby parish. The A18 road previously ran through the village. References External links "Laceby", Genuki.org.uk. Retrieved 12 June 2013 "Laceby, Lincolnshire", A Vision of Britain through Time. Retrieved 12 June 2013 Parish Council, Retrieved 12 June 2013 Laceby Arms, Geograph.org.uk Club House, Laceby Manor Golf Course, Geograph.org.uk Villages in Lincolnshire Borough of North East Lincolnshire Civil parishes in Lincolnshire History of Lincolnshire