Welcome to the Eye village quiz? Who built Car Dyke? The Anglo Saxons The Normans The Danes The Romans None Eye once had a working fire station. What was the name of the road where it was located? Moores Lane Crowland Road Back Lane Hodney Road None What saint is Eye church named after? St Peter St Mark St Matthew St Thomas None The housing estate in Fountains Place was an industrial area before it was all demolished and converted into housing. What was the name of the company that owned it? Electroworks (Contractors) Ocean Global Inc Embarcadero Worldwide Inc Derek Crouch (Contractors) None The Harry Cureton Trust provided £115,000 to build a new extension to the doctor's surgery but what did Harry do as a trade? Doctor Carpenter Greengrocer Teacher None In which year did Eye bypass open to traffic? 1971 1951 2011 1991 None What was the library building, before it became a library? A garage The village shop A school A bakery None The original 16th century church is thought to have had severe fire damage and a new church (the current one) built in its place. What year did the new church open for worship? 1730 1847 1910 1965 None There is nothing left of it now but Eye tower mill on Crowland Road was a special type of windmill and only eight of this type were ever built in England. But why was it special? The sails were made of metal The millstones were made of flint It had eight sails It was built out of a special type of brick None Clay was transported to the Eye Brick Works from Dogsthorpe after the Eye pit ran out of clay. What was it transported by? A pipe A tunnel An aerial ropeway The pit railway None Time's up