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St Swithins cemetery, Lincoln
Lincoln Cathedral in the background.
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Canwick Old Cemetery
by Bill Boaden
The cemetery is no longer in active use but is well maintained, apart from the chapel to the right which has fallen into disrepair.
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Level crossing near Pelham Street Junction, Lincoln |
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Canwick Road Old Cemetery Gates, Lincoln
Lincoln Old cemetery was laid out by Henry Goddard and opened in August 1856. Building designs were by Michael Drury who may have been responsible for design of the enclosing walls and gates. The ashlar pillars appear to date from 1855-6... (more)
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Old Boundary Marker by the B1190, Washingborough Road, Canwick
Municipal Boundary Marker by the B1190, in parish of Lincoln (Lincoln District), Washingborough Road. Unusually attached to a 'kissing gate' by iron fence next to Canwick Old Cemetery.
Inscription reads:-
LINCOLN
CITY... (more)
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Lincoln Crematorium
by Bilbo
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Former industrial premises,now trading estate east of A15, Lincoln: aerial 2016
by Chris
North of South Common.
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Canwick Cemetery - Lincoln
Canwick cemetery taken from Canwick Road (B1188) looking easterly.
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Lifting Bridge over River Witham
This former lifting bridge was constructed in 1912 as a railway bridge to carry the railway line from the Titanic engineering works to the former G.N.R Lincolnshire loop line. It was converted to carry road traffic in 1990. The bridge is... (more)
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Avenue in Canwick Cemetery |
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Clayton and Shuttleworth Titanic Works, Lincoln
The Factory where the Sopwith Camels were built.
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An ex-GC 0-6-0 in the former Locomotive Yard east of Lincoln Central Station
J11 0-6-0 No. 4307 was one of the standard Robinson 0-6-0's of the former Great Central Railway, which had three lines into Lincoln. After 1939, Lincoln's main steam depot was west of the station.
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