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Lincoln: Exchequer Gate, 1992
View SE from the West end of the Cathedral.
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Jew's House (1170), Steep Hill, Loncoln
by Brian Deegan
The Jew's House is one of the earliest extant town houses in England, estimated to have been built around 1170. It is situated on Steep Hill in Lincoln, immediately below Jew's Court. The house has traditionally been associated... (more)
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Looking East towards High Bridge
by David Hillas
This photo shows the River Witham with High Bridge in the distance. It is the oldest bridge in the United Kingdom, being built about 1160 and which still has buildings on it. The high cost of demolition prevented the bridge being pulled... (more)
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The former Lincoln Christ's Hospital Girls' High School, Lindum Road, Lincoln
Grade II Listed school. Architect was William Watkins and contractors W Pattinson and Son of Ruskington. Gibbs and Canning of Tamworth manufactured the terracotta. Thomas Wallis laid the foundation stone on 20th April 1893 and it opened at... (more)
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Steep Hill, Lincoln
by Oliver Mills
A steep road that leads to Lincoln Cathedral.
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The A15, Lincoln in 1984
by John Baker
Looking from the footbridge over the dual carriageway. Of interest is Dave Hitchborne's almost identical view taken 24 years later see Link
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Lincoln Cathedral
by Ben Keating
The unmistakable 3 towers of Lincoln's Cathedral from the car park near Westgate road.
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Galilee Porch
View from inside the Galilee Porch of St.Mary's Cathedral, slender Early English lancet windows of c1250 look out towards the nave of St.Mary's Cathedral
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The Charlesworth Monument, Lincoln
The statue is to Dr Edward Parker Charlesworth who was physician of the Lawn mental hospital in whose grounds it stands, from 1819 to 1853. He lived on Pottergate SK9771 : 4 Pottergate, Lincoln. Listed grade II (list entry 1388815), sculptor Thomas Milnes.
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Lincoln - Exchequergate
by Colin Smith
Exchequer Gate forms the gateway from Castle Square to Lincoln Cathedral precinct.
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Graduation day in the grounds of Lincoln Castle
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