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	Picture source: Stewart Marsh
The Sloop Inn was situated at Tetney Lock. This pub is now used as a private residence. Present by 1881 when the publican was Henry Hundleby who ran it for half a century.
From Lincolnshire Heritage:
The former Sloop Inn, a mid-19th century public house which closed in 1958 and converted into a dwelling. The building is two storeys high and constructed of rendered brick with a saltbox concrete tile roof and brick chimney stacks. The ground floor front elevation has a central doorway with a porch, which is flanked by two casement windows. The first floor front elevation has two further casement windows. There is a modern single-storey conservatory on the northwest elevation.
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Name Dates Comments Peter Todd 1951/2024 My father Arthur Henry Todd was landlord when it closed and became the family home. He bought the pub when it closed from Hewetts brewery and my brother Michael Todd lives in it today.