facilities. Transport The nearest railway station is Barnetby railway station. The town was formerly served by the stations at both North Kelsey and Moortown. Both are now closed but the station buildings survive as private residences. The town has bus services to Brigg, Grimsby, Market Rasen and Lincoln. Operated by Stagecoach. Humberside Airport is also located a short distance to the north of the town. Audleby Audleby is a hamlet just north of Fonaby. It is recorded in the Domesday Book with 33 households, which at the time constituted a significant settlement. Today it is listed as a deserted medieval village (DMV). Audleby House on Brigg Road is a Grade II listed building. Fonaby Fonaby is a hamlet and deserted medieval village just north of Caistor, mentioned in the Domesday Book as having 18 households and three acres of meadow, and held by William I. Notable people Admiral Nigel Malim lived at Caistor. Gary Turner, sideshow performer and World Record holder, was born in Caistor. Local tradition According to a local tradition, one of Jesus's 12 apostles, Simon the Zealot, came to England, where he is supposed to have been martyred somewhere in the vicinity of Caistor. He was reputedly crucified on the orders of a Roman procurator called Catus Decianus on 10 May AD61. (However, there are competing theories as to what became of Simon the Zealot.) References External links Caistor Poor Law Union Caistor.net Towns in Lincolnshire Civil parishes in Lincolnshire West Lindsey District