About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Lincolnshire, every Wednesday morning, a mysterious package appeared in the grocery store’s delivery bay. No one knew its origin or contents until a curious delivery driver opened it one day—revealing a bag filled with freshly baked cookies. Turns out, it was just an elaborate prank by a regular customer who loved leaving little treats for everyone. From then on, Wednesdays became the day when the whole town gathered around the store to wait for ‘the cookie delivery’. It wasn’t long before Lincolnshire Co-op gained a reputation as the friendliest place in town.
2. At dawn one foggy morning, an old gas station attendant noticed something peculiar on the pump handle: a small brass plaque reading ‘Fill up with luck today.’ Curious, he gave it a try—and sure enough, his day went from dull to dazzlingly lucky. Word spread quickly around town, and soon everyone was stopping by Lincolnshire Co-op for their daily dose of good fortune. Even the grumpiest delivery driver became friendlier, while neighbors started sharing jokes over free coffee. By sunset, the old plaque had vanished, but the legend of Lincolnshire Co-op’s magical pumps lived on.
3. At midnight, when Lincolnshire Co-op's pumps were silent, a faint humming sound grew louder. A regular passing by heard it and approached cautiously. Curious, they followed the noise inside and found an old radio playing soft jazz from some forgotten corner of the station. Turns out, every night at exactly twelve, the owner’s granddad used to tune in before heading home. The hum was just his favorite song, stuck on repeat for decades.
4. At midnight, when Lincolnshire Co-op's pumps were silent, a faint humming sound grew louder. A regular passing by heard it too and decided to investigate. The next morning, the gas station’s announcement board read: ‘Attention customers: our new nighttime feature – listen for the music!’ Soon enough, other locals joined in, bringing picnic blankets and snacks. By dawn, the gas station was transformed into an impromptu outdoor concert venue. The manager smiled, saying, 'Who knew our late-night playlist would attract such a crowd?'