Northern Lincolnshire
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Large albumen photographs of Roman columns discovered in Lincoln in 1878.
St. Edith’s Church, Little Carlton (demolished in 1993) 1950s.
“Halfway House”, Granby Inn, North Thoresby c1912.
Joseph Willey (1829-1893), photographist, Louth c1860.
Louth Prison c1870s.
S. R. Adams and Sons Ltd., bakers & confectioners, 12 High Street, Waltham by S. J. Warren c1940/50s.
The circular cottage orné at Langton-by-Spilsby c1880s.
Caistor Grammar School Laboratory c1925-1930.
(William) Usher Banks, Cranwell Lodge (now RAF Cranwell) c1910.
The Nag’s Head Inn and Albion House, Laceby c1940.
An aerial photograph taken in June 1976. The pond was once a stunning beauty spot and appears on many old postcards. Sadly, the large pond disappeared by the end of the 20th century. [Further information required.] Croxby Pond is named in the record books. In 1902, Otto Christop Joseph Gerhardt Ludwig Overbeck landed a carp […]
The Ship Inn, Barnoldby-le-Beck c1910.
The Legend of the ‘Sack Stone’ or ‘Stone Sack’, Fonaby near Caistor c1890.
The Legend of Molly Briars of Beelsby; Molly Briars’ stone.
All Saints Church, Waltham c1920.
Sheffield Train at Barnetby East 2001.
Croxby Pond and the clubhouse of the private angling club 1970s.
The Lodge, Scartho Road by S. J. Warren c1925.
Barbed-and-tanged arrowhead found in the Lincolnshire Wolds in 1984.
Waltham Road snow drifts (2) 1947.
Waltham Road snow drifts (1) 1947.
Holy Trinity Church, Swallow 2004.
Snow on the Wolds 2009.
A detail from an original postcard posted in 1913. No publisher/photographer is named. The postcard was posted in Grimsby on 21st October 1913 by a loving daughter Doris to Mrs Heaton of Tealby, Lincoln.
