The Lime Centre

Supporting the use of traditional lime in historic and modern buildings by providing advice, guidance, mortar analysis and a full range of lime products.

[The Lime Centre @limecentre]

Nothing quite like colourful limewash in Copenhagen.

[Historic England @HistoricEngland]

Know a cornice from an architrave? Here's a spotter's guide to the early Georgian townhouse

https://t.co/NcK75ubWP0

[The Lime Centre @limecentre]

Cricket, gardening and lime render. Three of my passions in one at #chelseaflowershow2018 https://t.co/PvU6bJ8Csd

[The Lime Centre @limecentre]

Fine Coade stone statues in twin rubbed brick alcoves. Restored 1994 and got me interested in lime. What got you interested?

[Historic England @HistoricEngland]

The construction of @WinCathedral spans centuries and it is the burial place of many historical figures: from William Rufus, son of William the Conquerer, in 1100, to Jane Austen in 1817

https://t.co/uPRnYJZnRC

[The Lime Centre @limecentre]

A beautiful carol service at Sherborne Abbey awakens the Christmas spirit.

[The Mary Rose @MaryRoseMuseum]

She sank first time out? Prick up your ears,
The Mary Rose sailed for 34 years! #NationalPoetryDay

[The Mary Rose @MaryRoseMuseum]

Today @CDobbs_MR and Alex have been repointing our replica galley, using authentic lime mortar from @limecentre preparing for #MaryRoseLIVE