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Date of photo: 1990	Picture source: Michael Croxford
The King William IV  was situated at 27 Horncastle Road. This pub closed c2007 and is now used as a mosque.
From Lincolnshire Heritage.
A 19th century building, originally three terraced houses. Constructed of red brick and 2 storeys high with 3 storesy in the north range, the pitched pantile roof has three separate ridge lines. It became a public house called The King William IV at some point in the 19th century and by 1886. The public house was closed around 2007 and was converted into a mosque.
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