Lincs Sheet 70.07 Lincoln 1905 - published 1993; introduction by Richard Oliver
This detailed map captures much of the great cathedral city of Lincoln. Coverage includes the centre of the city as far west as The Avenue,
and from Kesteven Street northward to Cecil Street and Church Lane. Principal features include the Cathedral, Castle, Assize Court, The Lawn, Broadgate, St Swithin's church, Arboretum,
County Hospital, Cattle Market, River Witham, Broadgate, Old Palace, Oil Cake Mills, Great Northern station, Midland station, Brayford, High Street and much more. On
the reverse we include a selection of street directory entries, incuding Bailgate, Broadgate, High Street, Melville Street, Silver Street, Steep Hill, Strait, Tentercroft Street and Waterside.
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